Be Inspired

Through the power of sports, with inspiring athletes and a wide range of resources, the Special Olympics celebrates ALL differences and ALL abilities and invites everyone to create an inclusive and welcoming world for all.

Chicas en Tecnología is a community of entrepreneurs committed to inspire and mentor the next generation of girl leaders in tech.

They provide free resources and programs to help girls and young women in Argentina and the region of Latin America and Caribbean, to become not just users but also creators of technology with social impact.

The Lighthouse provides a platform for citizens from distant cultures to share diverse and inclusive life experiences to give us new perspectives on each other and move toward a more tolerant world.

One story at a time, we can connect the dots across cultures and move toward positive change.

There is a lack of fiversity in STE(A)M along with strong stereotypes and bias representations, even inequities in scientific institutions.

I Am A Scientist brings the science and stories of real world researchers into classrooms to inspire and support students in the pursuit of STE(A)M careers.

The Representation Project uses films, activism and education to challenge harmful gender norms and stereotypes, fight the limited narrative and transform storytelling. 

With films, education, research and activism, they awaken consciousness and change attitudes & behaviors to make media culture more inclusive

With a unique meaningful human experience of dialogue and mutual understanding, Seeds of Peace Camp turns diversity and differences that often divide us into a strength that unites us. 

Seeds for Peace proposes resources and trained educators to foster peace building effort in schools.

AFS programs empower young people from all backgrounds with essential global skills, and the passion for making a difference.

With exchange programs, study abroad and volunteering, become an active global citizens, embrace diversity, and work for peace and understanding in a diverse world.

Who knows how to code?

We need to be creators, designers, programers, not just consumers! In the U.S. more than 500 notable people in business, education, and the nonprofit sector are calling to update K-12 curriculums to allow “every student in every school to have the opportunity to learn computer science ». 

The Chilean foundation, DownUP!, is a supportive community of parents and families raising children with Down Syndrome.

Help, support, and guidance are provided by volunteers who want to share their experience with other families.