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Young people hold the empathy, power, and ingenuity to solve world problems. We want to help them on their journey.

 

Support Solv[ED]

Become a Leader in Social Impact Education

Solv[ED] is a program of MIT Solve designed to spark a sense of agency in young people aged 24 and under, encouraging, inspiring, and supporting them to become problem-solvers in their community and the world.

Whether your organization is a university, college, school, youth-serving organization, foundation or business, we invite you to join the Solv[ED] Member community. Solv[ED] Membership establishes your organization as a leader in social impact education and helps you support young people in learning about and practicing social entrepreneurship and innovation.

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"Solv[ED] will give young people the opportunity to learn about and practice skills for social entrepreneurship. I’m especially excited about the ways that it’ll do this while bringing young people from around the world together."

Emma Yang, Founder | Timeless

Inaugural 2022 Solv[ED] Youth Innovators

"Solv[ED] will give young people the opportunity to learn about and practice skills for social entrepreneurship. I’m especially excited about the ways that it’ll do this while bringing young people from around the world together."

Emma Yang, Founder | Timeless

Why Become a Member

Membership starts at $10,000, with $4,000 allocated towards micro-grants for young people. With a donation to MIT Solv[ED], Members will receive the following opportunities.

Benefits to Members:

  • Connect with global Solv[ED] Member faculty and staff during our annual events and virtual program offerings
  • Participate as solution reviewers for Solv[ED] Youth Innovation Challenge 
  • Access innovators from Solve’s pipeline and 250+ Solver teams 
  • Early registration access to our flagship events: Solve at MIT and Solve Challenge Finals

Benefits to Youth:

  • Eligibility to receive micro-grant funding, in amounts of $300 and $600, to develop solutions to social, environmental, and economic challenges in their communities and the world
  • Access to programming and individualized support for micro-grant recipients, including office hours, interactive workshops, trainings and more 
  • Access to global Solveathon workshops (typically hosted during open Challenge months, September - January, annually) 
  • Attendance at annual Solve events  
  • Eligibility to receive funding and mentorship from Solv[ED] Youth Innovation Challenge
  • Certificates of participation for youth who complete micro-grant support program and submit a solution to the Youth Innovation Challenge

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