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Session A201aHelp Save the Environment From HomeThe presentation will be split into three main topics: recycling, composting at home, and donating to trustworthy organizations. With this presentation, we aim to provide insight into the popular belief that saving the environment is too hard or expensive. For our first two topics, recycling and composting at home, we aim to show how these seemingly difficult acts can be done easily by anyone at home in a cost efficient manner. We strongly believe that this presentation will effectively inspire students to take action and help combat the rising environmental issues plaguing our society today. Chanakarn (Net) Mongkonpruthangkoon & Joe RifkindASB-GV
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Session A202Stress Balls TMWe will be speaking about stress in school and stress management. Our focus will not be on the cliche ideas about stress such as "getting enough sleep" or "drinking water" but more practical and realistic ideas such as "how to work under stress" and "why stress actually motivates us to work". The highlight of the how-to will be making stress balls that is simple and fun - this is important as teenagers often forget to have fun and can have a short attention span. We would love to get this opportunity to share our ideas with other students.MiuMiu, Angela, & JajaBrigthon
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Session A204Kicks for HopeKicks for Hope is a 3v3 soccer tournament that ICS holds annually. Last year, with the help of some teachers, we planned the tournament. All the funds raised went towards Construction of Hope. In order to plan the event, we needed to make sign up forms, get sponsors, set up, etc.Charlotte & DayoungICS
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Session A205InvisAbilities Inclusion ClubEver wanted to have a world without stigma? Come to the InvisAbilities workshop to learn how to foster a more accepting and inclusive environment for everyone at your school. InvisAbilities is a rapidly expanding organization advocating for inclusion with a mission of fostering inclusion, raising awareness, and making connections. Our ultimate goal is to connect different chapters of our organization and develop a true Inclusion Youth Network here in Bangkok! Throughout this workshop, you will be part of a large range of hands-on activities while learning about the InvisAbilities framework, mission, and how you can build an inclusion club at your school that will thrive! By attending this workshop you will also have access to all of InvisAbilities events, and activities along with how to plan them at your school. For a sneak peek at InvisAbilities check out our website linked here!Vienna ISB
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Session A206Go Big or Go Home how to plan a large and successful charity event, with the main theme of ‘Go Big or Go Home’. We will go over the logistics of how to plan and stay organized with your team in order to create a successful event that attracts a large number of people and gets your campaign message across. We will be explaining to students how they should be creating big goals to aim for and how to reach and achieve those goals set. For example, we will use our very knowledge acquired from the very successful ISB UNHCR 2 Billion Kilometres to Safety event that raised 85,399 baht and involved an overwhelming majority of our school community to support our cause. This session brings to light the strengths and weaknesses throughout the entire process of planning and executing, in hopes to inspire students to plan big and go big.Pleng & Pinkie ISB
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Session A305Running a Development Bankon setting and running a development bank, led by students to fund other service and community initiatives, including events, start-up funding, and analysis. I'm currently the president of the NIST Development Bank and am willing to share this idea so that students in other international schools around Bangkok can also be in charge of their service, from the start to the end.MinNIST
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Session A306Starting Student Led Projects and Empowerment Groups My name is Emma and I have an organization called SEEN (Students Empowerment and Equality Network). This How To Session is an introduction to starting student led projects and student empowerment groups in the school environment. Though SEEN is a predominantly an LGBTQ+ focused organization, the How To Session aims explore other general starting points and tips so students can take away whatever information they may need to start their own group. Things like formation of the group, leadership, in school involvement, how to reach out for support from other group or organizations and so on.EmmaSTA107
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Session A307Youth for SDGshow to organize a large event or keep large events sustainable. When we finalize a topic, we will let you know. This would be important for leaders across different schools to understand and acknowledge the ways that they could organize an event which would eventually lead them to become catalysts for change.Hrithi & BhuWells & Shrewsbury
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Session A310Eco Friendly SchoolsWe would like to lead a discussion session where members of different schools would be able to share what they are doing in order to make their school more eco-friendly. This would help the international community build off of each other.ScubhaISB
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Session A402Barge ProgramThe presentation will be split into three main topics: recycling, composting at home, and donating to trustworthy organizations. With this presentation, we aim to provide insight into the popular belief that saving the environment is too hard or expensive. For our first two topics, recycling and composting at home, we aim to show how these seemingly difficult acts can be done easily by anyone at home in a cost efficient manner. We strongly believe that this presentation will effectively inspire students to take action and help combat the rising environmental issues plaguing our society today.Kristy3GEN
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Session A404ESP How To Lead a ClubOur How-To session aims to inspire individuals through enriching service opportunities. We aim to provide students with an insight on how to start their very own English Service Project. At ESP (English Service Project), we teach English to the native support staff at school. These service opportunities strengthen bonds within the school community by breaking down language barriers between students and staff. Within this session, fellow students will learn everything from establishing the club to basic club management. Apart from learning about the challenges imposed along the way, students will also grasp the importance and the impact of teaching English to non-native speakers. Ultimately, empowering communities through the extension of ESP to other schools. *Please note that this is a workshop that I will be presenting alongside Lanlana SuparangseeFay and WellISB
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Session A4054 Steps to Impact Your CommunityPeople always talk about trying to make a change in the world but where do you even start? We'll be walking through the 4 steps we took so that YOU can impact YOUR community.Deborah & AoeyICS
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Session A406Issues, Compromises, and ExpectationsTo session will walk through the steps that I took to arrive at a simple, effective solution to a seemingly daunting issue. This session will also include my insights on the expectations we have with ourselves regarding any initiatives we take to solve issues. High expectations are common among us, and such expectations often lead to a desire for extravagance in designing projects. I, too, once valued uniqueness over effectiveness, and I will share about how I overcame my own expectations. In short, this session will walk you through my Capstone process on a personal level, describing my shift of focus from myself to the community that I serve, eventually arriving at a product that satisfied both my community and me.EricICS
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Session A407Getting StartedOne might have a desire to make a change in the world, to make a different. However, one often wonder where to start. What to do? Who to help? Where to start looking? This session will you find your calling to make a change in someone’s life.
Kodd and YearICS
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Session B201aStart an English Service Project Our How-To session aims to inspire individuals through enriching service opportunities. We aim to provide students with an insight on how to start their very own English Service Project. At ESP (English Service Project), we teach English to the native support staff at school. These service opportunities strengthen bonds within the school community by breaking down language barriers between students and staff. Within this session, fellow students will learn everything from establishing the club to basic club management. Apart from learning about the challenges imposed along the way, students will also grasp the importance and the impact of teaching English to non-native speakers. Ultimately, empowering communities through the extension of ESP to other schools.Well Jitngamplang & Fay Lanlana SuparangseeASB-GV
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Session B202Plastic RevolutionThis session will cover how to both start as well as maintain a service-oriented club. We will cover several topics, including how to establish the basis of the club, communication between the members of the club, as well as what we, as members of a service-oriented club, have done in starting one at our school. We hope that after this session, you'll have the understanding as well as the desire to start a service-oriented club at your school or in your community.Arnav, Hutson, Ploeny, & TrakICS
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Session B204Effectively Address the SDGs With Language/Culture BarriersA discussion about what is and isn't effective when attempting to solve issues in a community where they don't speak the same language as you or don't share your mentality.Janae Boehm ICS
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Session B205Mental Health Awareness"Mental Health Awareness" or "The MHA" is a club focused on being an accurate source of information in school on mental health. We have noticed that many students, not only in our school, have inaccurate knowledge on this topic and tend to believe rumors/myths over facts. We strive to create a safe environment in and out of school where people are educated on this topic and know how strong their words can be. In servICE, we plan to educate people who pass by and hopefully spread this club to other schools in order to make this a stronger movement in the future.Ayaka K, Bijl, & Kashvi ChauhanISB
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Session B206Effective Altruism ApproachThe needs analysis ideology is now world-famous among international schools and it was started in my school, NIST. There are very detailed steps in the updated framework which give students the chance to actually contribute meaningfully to their local community. This is essentially made for development projects. If a group of students have. chosen a location to go and support, it is very ineffective if they try and support that community in a way by which the students deem necessary. The key to the needs analysis is just to go and look at the community that they aim to support and ask the locals about their struggles. If we want to help someone, we must help them in the way they will receive it the best. This is a very practical and pragmatic way to look at service and will ensure good results for the students who are willing to engage in it. The workshop is meant to teach students, how they can help people in the most helpful and effective way and how to start their own development projects. It will take them through this framework step by step in the hope that all schools will implement this ideology just like NIST and spread their good actions everywhere.IshaNIST
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Session B305Soi Dog ClubThe Soi Dog Club is a club created with the affiliation with the Soi Dog Foundation, where we dedicate ourselves to helping stray cats and dogs in Thailand. As a club, we provide funds for the cost of healthcare and sterilization, as well as raising awareness to help reduce the number of stray animals in Thailand. In this session, we will be giving a how-to presentation about how to create and become a successful club through our experiences and activities.Tharit Visitstump RIS
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Session B306Friendly Life HacksOur idea is to group up a few people together and provide them with many different materials that can be put together to create several environmentally friendly life hacks. It will be a sort of competition where whichever group can come up with the most life hacks with the material provided will win. After this, we will let them know other ways it may be used as life hacks. Before this activity, we will have a small 5 minute presentation about ways to be eco-friendly at home and then we will transition into the activityRiddhi & GiaWells
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Session B308Art Relief Crew Art Relief Crew aims to bring art education and relief to the specially-abled community in Bangkok through the partnership with Steps with Theera. We provide them with an outlet for creativity as well as support them emotionally and socially by creating a safe space in which we can learn and grow together as a community.Gowri GNIST
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Session B402Barge ProgramThe presentation will be split into three main topics: recycling, composting at home, and donating to trustworthy organizations. With this presentation, we aim to provide insight into the popular belief that saving the environment is too hard or expensive. For our first two topics, recycling and composting at home, we aim to show how these seemingly difficult acts can be done easily by anyone at home in a cost efficient manner. We strongly believe that this presentation will effectively inspire students to take action and help combat the rising environmental issues plaguing our society today.Kristy3GEN
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Session B404Fundraising Game ShowHow well do you know your fundraisers?BenICS
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Session B4054 Steps to Impact Your CommunityPeople always talk about trying to make a change in the world but where do you even start? We'll be walking through the 4 steps we took so that YOU can impact YOUR community.Deborah & AoeyICS
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only		406Issues, Compromises, and ExpectationsTo session will walk through the steps that I took to arrive at a simple, effective solution to a seemingly daunting issue. This session will also include my insights on the expectations we have with ourselves regarding any initiatives we take to solve issues. High expectations are common among us, and such expectations often lead to a desire for extravagance in designing projects. I, too, once valued uniqueness over effectiveness, and I will share about how I overcame my own expectations. In short, this session will walk you through my Capstone process on a personal level, describing my shift of focus from myself to the community that I serve, eventually arriving at a product that satisfied both my community and me.EricICS
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Session B407Getting StartedOne might have a desire to make a change in the world, to make a different. However, one often wonder where to start. What to do? Who to help? Where to start looking? This session will you find your calling to make a change in someone’s life.
Kodd and YearICS
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