Youth Summits

What stands out about this work is the way young people are trusted with real responsibility. They are not positioned as passive learners, but as individuals capable of thinking critically, engaging deeply with issues, and leading change. The programs create an environment where ideas are not only explored, but translated into meaningful action. This is the kind of approach that can redefine how we think about education and youth leadership.

Yashveer Singh

Global Director, Ashoka Young Changemakers

The Young Changemakers Bootcamp by Tale of Humankind Foundation is shaping the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and leaders. I was truly inspired to see how these young minds approached real-world problems with empathy, creativity, and purpose. Programs like YCB are building the foundation for a new India - one driven by curiosity, courage, and changemaking spirit.

Ajai Chowdhary

Co-Founder, HCL

It is rare to see spaces where young people are encouraged to question, reflect, and act with such clarity of purpose. What I find particularly compelling is the balance between structure and openness, where participants are guided, yet given the freedom to explore their own ideas. This kind of learning experience builds not just skills, but confidence and a sense of agency that stays with them far beyond the program.

Ganesh Bagler

Professor, IIIT Delhi

YCB was honestly a total game-changer for me. I went in just curious and came out realizing I actually have what it takes to lead. It wasn't just some boring academic drill; it was super fun collaborating with my team to build something from scratch that we genuinely cared about. The program pushed me out of my shell and taught me how to take a raw idea and turn it into a real impact.

Tanishq Aggarwal, Grade 11

Participant, Young Changemakers Bootcamp

This experience was very different from anything we usually do in school. We were not just learning concepts, we were constantly applying them, discussing ideas, and building something together. Being part of a group of young people who genuinely cared about making a difference made the experience even more meaningful. It gave me both confidence and a sense of responsibility.

Ariqa Rizwan

Participant, Youthshala

We observed a noticeable shift in how students engaged during and after the program. They became more curious, asked thoughtful questions, and showed a willingness to take initiative. What was particularly encouraging was that this engagement extended beyond the sessions, with students continuing their work and conversations independently. It is a valuable addition to the learning ecosystem we aim to build.

Shabnam Bhowmick

Principal, Podar International School Kolkata