– Adora Svitak
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
AT SCHOOL




STUDENT CLUBS

MEGHANA
met children in Indian villages that lacked hands, and there was no way their families could afford prothesis, especially since kids need new ones every couple of years.
Meghana realized that she could create prosthetic limbs on a simple 3D-printer for just $25 a piece. She calls on schools to enrich their fablabs / STEM education with meaning, development and a real impact on lives.

ANA
and her life science class crew ran a watershed restoration program for one year. Upon completion, they decided to teach other classes to scale up the program.
The 13 year olds created a curriculum, from research to field trip, and have since trained hundreds of students at several schools. It has changed their worldview and activated them as stewards of their Local Commons.
















What if our entire young generation at school grows up like this?
Know an awesome student club? Let us know what they do.
WHY DOES
SCHOOL MATTER?
YOUTH AT SCHOOL
have SUPERPOWERS
*TIME*
Here’s what that looks like.

We call this
High Impact
Student Clubs
… acting like ATHLETES
not fans or amateurs.
in perfect alignment with the purpose of schooling, as defined by education laws
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The purpose of schooling is to enable students to become able, active citizens of a continuously evolving libertarian democratic society, which today also has to be sustainable, in harmony with nature and a harmoniously collaborating global family of nations.
View your state’s education laws online
and make sure schools begin to fulfill their purpose.
The future of humanity rests in the hands of youth.
Youth Leadership at school is the game changer for humanity.






If 1 student per class joins the club, that’s how many at your school? 20? 50? What if 2 per class join the club?
How many, if there is a changemaker club at every school in town? And hundreds of students join in on occasion?
Imagine what they will achieve together, using dozens of solutions pioneered by their badass peers.
Do you like that?