Tailored Innovation Challenges
giving youth the tools to imagine, design & create solutions

Your investment is 197 chf

Why this approach?

​Innovation challenges build youth wellbeing, design thinking skills and a starting point for taking action at a local level.

How does it work?

Identify causes in your community that your children and youth want to explore, and together we will shape an innovation challenge for them.

What happens?

1. Identify Challenge: in a 60 minute call we identify together the challenge you would like to focus on
2. Design the Challenge: the innovation challenge is designed and implemented with the online toolkit ready to use
3. Innovation Challenge: young people take the challenge to generate their ideas
4. Showcase Solutions: they share their concepts via a poster and video display
5. Engage Community: they inspire and engage others with a mini version of the innovation challenge 
6. Visual Impact Library: upload ideas onto the Flow In Action online Hazu platform to join the global learn to move mountains® community and immediately visualise their impact. 

The learn to move mountains® approach shares the process of
real-world problem-solving used by innovators and entrepreneurs
​taking action to design solutions for a flourishing planet.

What does it do?

An online challenge-based learning toolkit to use with young people age 8 years upwards, building wellbeing, complex problem-solving and core critical and creative thinking skills.
 
Using design and systems thinking to play with ideas, young people are guided to imagine solutions and design them around flourishing.
 
You will create a powerful starting point for tackling real-world problems at a local level, empowering young people to use their unique creativity to have ideas and develop projects.

To make big change happen at a global level,
we need to take action within our own communities 

Your online toolkit is easy-to-use and ready-to-go immediately

The toolkit contains...	✔
​Access to the toolkit via the Hazu online platform enabling use with smart board, tablets and smart phones	✔
7 x 50 min Lesson Plans including: Educator’s Lesson Guide Research Worksheets Student Worksheets	✔ ​
Poster Template	​✔
Video Script	✔
​Assembly/Presentation PPT with Mini Innovation Challenge	✔
​Space to upload ideas as posters/videos into the online platform	✔
Visual Mind-Map of Ideas	✔
Membership until August 2020 enabling you to upload updates for ideas as they turn into projects	✔

Membership Options

License x 1 Group	Upload Ideas Per Group	Price Per License
Single User	< 30 Ideas	97 chf  (included in fee)
+ 4 Additional Users	< 30 Ideas	47 chf (additional fee)
+ further 6 - 10 Users	< 30 Ideas	37 chf ​(additional fee)
> 10 licenses	< 30 Ideas	Price on request

Empowering young people as the
​new generation of innovators & entrepreneurs

Innovation Challenges are designed to:

• Create an interactive activity for all young people to participate 
• Be inclusive for everyone regardless of academic ability
• Connect them to the value of their unique imagination and creativity
• Build empathy, resilience and curiosity
• ​Increase their wellbeing through purpose-driven discovery

When children and youth explore the innovation challenges, they are building essential life and work skills:

• Design & Systems Thinking
• Complex Problem-Solving
• Critical & Creative Thinking
• Collaboration & Teamwork
• Entrepreneurial Mindset
• Story-telling​

​Inspire young people with the immediate visual impact of their library of ideas on the Hazu online platform, using proven tools applied by innovators and entrepreneurs to solving real-world sustainability challenges.

Get your toolkit today for 197chf 
or email elaine@flowinaction.org

This flexible toolkit fits your time and resource requirements:

• Follow the Lesson Plans or simply run the Innovation Challenge in a rapid exercise
• Ready-to-go on receipt of your login to the platform
• Easy-to-use with full script, downloadable templates and research links
• Run for a small group, single class or as a whole school activity​​
• Link sustainability to and across academic subjects
•  A single, inclusive activity connecting and embedding wellbeing, resilience, thinking skills, life skills and a practical route for taking climate action