About The Logic for Impact Challenge: SDGs in Practice Welcome to the inaugural Logic for Impact Challenge: SDGs in Practice, a groundbreaking mini-ideathon designed to empower the next generation of problem-solvers. This initiative, born from the "Logic for Impact" newsletter, is a strategic venture in social innovation, reflecting a core belief that technology can be a powerful force for good. Our mission is to bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world application, challenging high school students (ages 15-17) to develop creative, ESG-driven solutions for tangible community issues, all framed by the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This remote, asynchronous event is not just a competition; it’s a hands-on learning journey where participants will be mentored through frameworks like Design Thinking and the Lean Startup methodology to validate hypotheses, build low-fidelity prototypes, and present their proposals. This approach ensures that participants learn by doing, gaining invaluable skills in critical thinking, teamwork, and strategic problem-solving. The Logic for Impact Challenge operates on a simple, yet powerful, three-phase model: first, the Opening of Registrations will invite students to form teams and join the challenge. In the second phase, Solutions Development, teams will work remotely and asynchronously on their projects, guided by our curated resources and expert mentorship. Finally, during the Projects Submission, teams will deliver their final proposals. This format allows for broad participation, regardless of physical location, ensuring that talent and dedication are the only prerequisites for success. We believe this challenge will not only generate innovative solutions for critical social and environmental problems but will also serve as a key milestone in the participants' educational journeys. All registered participants will receive a Certificate of Participation, a tangible recognition of their commitment and engagement in building a more sustainable future. Connect with me!
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Sept. 16, 2025 - Oct. 3, 2025
Students in Data Science and Statistics
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