Angelene Naidoo
Angelene Naidoo is a South African student studying at an International School in the Netherlands. Coming from such a mixed cultural background she was curious to discover the links between culture and, perhaps on of the most prominent aspects of our lives, technology.
Felix Draisma
My name is Felix, I am 16 years old and live in Bussum. I am a big fan of reading, drawing, acting and all the arts in general. As for hobbies, I like active sports as I find much pleasure in skating-boarding, soccer, dancing etc. I am also a typical Mr. talk-a-lot, and am not afraid of a debate about a topic I’m interested in.
Kristina Roll
My name is Kristina Roll, but regardless of my name not sounding so, I come from Russia. I have lived in the Netherlands for 4 years now and I'm planning to stay. My whole life I have been interested in visual arts, so any person I know can classify me as "the artsy one" My biggest dream is to become a great visual artist, and hopefully bring people together with my art. However I don't take myself too seriously, and you can always see me use an opportunity for a joke if there is one.
Maansi Masupatri
My name is Maansi. My topic is about the Mental Health stigma that is created by the society and how any change to that will make the lives of the people suffering with mental health issues a lot easier.
Maitreyee Bhaid
I’m 13 years old as of now, but will be turning 14 soon. I am going to be talking about meditation. I’ve recently been exposed to meditation, and even at a relatively young age, I found the effects of it very useful in both my school and social life. I want to show people how meditation could be useful in their lives.
Myles McCrone
Myles explores the controversial opinion that the gender wage gap is not solely caused by systemic or societal discrimination, but almost entirely by various other factors much less sinister in nature.
Sourav Bhattacharjee
As someone who has been playing chess at an international level for many years, Sourav’s life has been shaped by his interest in chess. He believes that it would be a great instrument to teach problem-solving, time-management, planning, and quick-thinking skills in schools.
Vivianne Bollee
Although Vivianne may look like a typical Dutch girl with blue eyes and blonde hair, her real identity by no means reflects the expectations created. Her attitude towards technology is what differs in particular. She considers herself one of the very few able to outsmart a dangerous spider we know as social media, and explores this metaphors by drawing parallels between the modern world and dystopian literature. Are you already caught in the web of social media