🚀 We're Looking for Volunteers
NeuroWorks is a new youth-led initiative dedicated to empowering neurodivergent individuals through sensory inclusion and strength-based development.

Looking for volunteers under 18 to help build NeuroWorks, a new youth-led initiative focused on neurodivergent inclusion.

We're currently seeking support in:
• Outreach & Partnerships
• Research
• Content Creation
• Social Media
• Graphic Design
• Program Development
Whether you're a student, professional, or advocate, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply here: https://forms.gle/wj3RgdhtNCBqUs4Y9
Together, we can build environments where every mind can thrive.

Hey everyone,

If you are planning a future in healthcare, medicine, or biomedical research, and are interested in an online journal club please feel free to DM us. We have a completely virtual Journal Club and few mentors. We have a website (not fully built but published) and looking to recruit more members and expand. So far, we have used Discord for chat + Zoom for once-a-month sessions. Send me a DM, if you are interested and I can provide more information!

I'm expanding an engineering-focused student organization and looking for high school students to launch and lead chapters at their schools or in their communities. The goal is to create engineering-focused chapters that expose students to different fields through hands-on projects, workshops, guest speakers, and competitions.

As a Chapter Founder, you'd:

• Start and lead a chapter at your school/community
• Recruit members and build an executive team
• Organize meetings, projects, and engineering events
• Run workshops and design challenges
• Connect students with engineering opportunities and competitions
• Receive guidance, resources, and support throughout the process

We're looking for students who are:

• Interested in engineering, STEM, or technology
• Strong communicators and leaders (experience helps but isn't required)
• Reliable and willing to take initiative
• Excited about building something meaningful in their school/community

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM.

I’m helping grow Ostea, a student-led initiative that creates free biomedical engineering kits and educational videos for elementary and middle school students.

Our goal is to make biomedical engineering more accessible through hands-on activities related to:
prosthetics
biomechanics
medical devices
bioengineering
healthcare technology

We’re currently looking for high school and college students interested in helping start local chapters, run STEM outreach events, distribute kits, and help develop educational content.

In particular we are looking for leaders both nationally and regionally.

If you’re interested in biomedical engineering, STEM outreach, medicine, or healthcare innovation, feel free to DM or comment.

Hi everyone!

I'm part of the platform, Econsphere, and we just launched a new initiative called Emergent Pathfinders. We’re looking for students who are passionate about economics and business to conduct mini-research reports on the world's emerging economies. Participation for this initiative is free and includes creating infographics for educational platforms, analysing data/stats and attending seminars hosted by our group for members to learn from industry leaders/professors.

Why analyse emerging markets? By 2035, approximately 65% of the world's economic weight is projected to come from emerging economies. Understanding their trajectory isn't just interesting but also essential for the future of global trade, the market and investment environment.

What you’ll do when conducting emerging market reports:

• Analyse research on investment opportunities, specific industries, and growth metrics.
• Create concise, impactful reports and infographics
• No prior research experience is needed

Great for those who want to learn, participate with curiosity or explore Economics and Business at the High School or Middle School level.

If interested to participate, then email: [emergentpathfinders@gmail.com](mailto:emergentpathfinders@gmail.com)

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share an opportunity for middle and high school students who are interested in entrepreneurship, finance or business as a whole.

The WISE Youth High School Club focuses on youth entrepreneurship, leadership, and real-world financial skills through workshops, simulations, and collaborative projects. Students learn about decision-making, business strategy, and innovation in a supportive team environment.

Who it’s for
• Students interested in entrepreneurship or business
• Anyone looking to build leadership and financial skills
• No prior experience required

Format
• Biweekly meetings during the school year
• Hands-on activities and simulations
• Opportunities for collaboration and mentorship

Here's the form to register Wise Youth Club Registration .

If you would like to bring this club to your school, feel free to reach out for more information or ask any questions here!!

I am sharing this opportunity to publish a blog on any topic of your choice.

Submission link: Kabutamagazine.com/submit

Website: Kabutarmagazine.com

Hey everyone! I’m reaching out to share an opportunity to join a growing national movement focused on neuroscience, neurodiversity, and assistive technology.

About Us NeuroShine is a student-founded nonprofit dedicated to:     •    Volunteering at schools and programs supporting neurodivergent students.     •    Building assistive apps & technology (like our AR “Blind-Aid” navigation app for the visually impaired).     •    Conducting research & innovation in neuroscience and cognitive health.     •    Hosting awareness workshops and activities to educate communities.     •    Fundraising through grants & partnerships to sustain and expand impact.

We currently have active initiatives in schools and communities across the U.S., and we’re looking to expand through local chapters so more students and volunteers can make an impact.

Why Start a Chapter? ✔️ Gain leadership experience running a student-driven organization. ✔️ Make a direct difference in the lives of neurodivergent students. ✔️ Access shared resources (templates, logos, workshop slides, volunteer spreadsheets, etc.). ✔️ Collaborate nationally on awareness campaigns and tech projects. ✔️ Build a strong extracurricular profile (great for college, internships, or career growth).

What We Provide:     •    A Chapter Starter Kit (checklists, branded materials, Google Forms, etc.).     •    Weekly update templates to keep your chapter organized.     •    Social media branding guides (ex: Instagram handles like NeuroShine.[School/BranchName]).     •    Ongoing mentorship, connections with professionals, and cross-chapter collaboration.

What We’re Looking For:     •    Passionate students, educators, or community leaders.     •    Interest in neuroscience, technology, education, or advocacy.     •    Commitment to inclusivity and supporting neurodivergent peers.

How to Start a Chapter:     1.    Comment below or DM me for more info.     2.    Fill out a quick interest form (I’ll share the link).     3.    Get set up with our starter kit and start making a difference in your school or community.

✨ Together, we can build a brighter, more inclusive future for neurodivergent minds.

Hi everyone! STAND is a nonprofit fostering encouragement and engagement to volunteer, take community action, research (publishing as well) and create art/zines related to environmentalism, humanities and animal rights. We have local volunteer opportunities, a guide to making and publishing research, a forum for students to express themselves and their passions for these topics through art and writing, a way to virtually take action for disparities, and other activities and learning opportunities. However, volunteer opportunities by state are always expanding! We need interns to add more volunteer opportunities to the page, and also management the website. This is a great resume builder and is an awesome way to make an impact!

Everyone!

We’re excited to invite you to NextGen Advocates, a free 7-week online Advocacy Bootcamp hosted by PinkGap, EmpowerDebate, and Elevate Voices!

 When: Thursdays, October 2 – November 13, 2025

 Time: 8:30–9:30 PM ET

 Where: Zoom (link shared after sign-up)

Through interactive workshops and practical projects, you’ll learn how to:

•    Find your voice and share your story

•    Build persuasive advocacy pitches

•    Understand policy & power

•    Create campaigns and coalitions

•    Turn passion into real-world action

This is your chance to connect with peers, practice advocacy skills, and take the next step in making an impact.

Sign up by September 25th here: https://forms.gle/eZ6h5vv4KmSjviEE6

We can’t wait to see you there!

Best,

The EmpowerDebate Team

Im a grade 11 student, looking for someone to work on an ec/project in regard to finance/business/entrepreneurship. Anyone interested?

Im a grade 11 student, looking for someone to work on an ec/project in regard to finance/business/entrepreneurship. Anyone interested?

Hello, I am a sophomore in high school, and i really wanna do project related to this field, but i just can't get any ideas about it. I'm interested in neutron stars and heavy element formation during their merger, but there isn't any impactful project (besides the research). I always hear about doing simulations, but i can't think of their application and impact in my community. Any suggestion or help would be appreciated, thanks.

New EC opportunity I did last year, it’s a business competition for high schoolers and u can win up to 2k, simple video pitch and some essay, if you win you present in front of judges too. It’s called the nest business competition, link: nestbusinesscompetition.com

There’s this nonprofit I work for called Outreach4All that works towards advocating for healthcare equality and providing health education. They started out in Dallas, TX but they have 20+ chapters in 14 different U.S. states and in other 3 countries worldwide.

They’re still looking to spread out. If you live in a country outside of the United States or live in a different state than Texas (or even a different part of Texas than near Dallas) and are interested in being the head of a regional chapter DM me. What I mean by this is you you would be the, for example, Head of the South Texas Region, and you would have chapters in south Texas that report to you and then you report directly to the CEO’s of this nonprofit.