Welcome to the “Justice Undone: Stories of the wrongfully convicted” podcast. You are here with your host “Ananya Chopra”. In this series of podcasts, I unravel and analyze thoroughly the stories of the wrongfully convicted. I am currently researching or investigating the life of Erin Walsh, a man who fought for years without giving up to establish his innocence. The question still stands ‘was he truly guilty?’ 

Ep: 19 Goals Project 2023 | Part 3 | Accelerating SDGs with Inquiry and Innovation

Ep: 18 Goals Project 2023 | Part 2 | A student's guide to project management

EP 17: Goals Project 2023 | Part 1 - Meet Youth Ambassadors & Facilitators

Michael Drezek is the District Technology Integrator for Lake Shore Central Schools in Angola, New York. He is a Google Certified Innovator and Certified Trainer. He currently volunteers as a member of Global Maker Day and #GlobalEdSsChat organizing teams. He is also a proud US Ambassador to the Innovation Lab Schools. He was one of the contributing authors to the book DigCit Kids and 100 No-Nonsense Things that ALL Teachers Should STOP Doing. So without further adieu let’s hear from Michael Drezek. @M_drez 

Abhilasha Singh is the Principal at Shining Star International School Abu Dhabi. She is a national-level Handball and basketball player. She was selected for India camp in the Senior national for handball and represented Uttar Pradesh in the Federation Cup in Handball as a captain of the team. She is a silver medalist in Judo. She played squash for a while and now she runs marathons and participates in open cycling competitions.

Manu Handa has completed his Masters in Information System Security from Concordia University. He is currently working with secure ops as a senior application security engineer. In this first episode of Season 2 #ShapingAFairerWorld Podcast, Manu is sharing some Financial Bytes With Ananya. Hope kids enjoy and get inspired to save their money. 

Climate Justice and it's impacts by Ayush Chopra

Students of PYP 3, from Pathways World School, Aravali have been Risk-takers and tried their hands at new means of technology to record their learning and understanding for the Unit of Inquiry on Nutrition through a Podcast.

One of the most interesting and valuable uses of the process was the concept of student-created content.

Our Podcast included questions and discussions which promoted the agency. This allowed students to take control of their learning and, therefore, encouraging engagement. They could question, they could contribute and they could teach and learn from each other.

They were assisted by me, Supriyaa Narula, and my Co tutor, Pravleen Gulati. We both love what we do, our students, and finding new and exciting ways to engage everyone in class. It was a great learning experience for all of us.

Siddharth is a rising junior attending west Windsor Plainsboro high school north in new jersey. He is passionate about helping advance the UN SDG goals and this drive is reflected in his efforts. He has started 3 non-profit organizations that are dedicated to advancing the SDG goals, a podcast centered on fostering better communication and cross-cultural conversation, an organization focused on improving the lives of the elderly through education and service, along with a gender androgynous and racially inclusive magazine. Through his projects, he has impacted close to 100,000 people worldwide. pepmagazine.squarespace.com; rememoirs.org