On this National Concussion Awareness Day, we share the work of TeachAids’ Institute for Brain Research and Innovation, which has been focused on improving concussion education since its establishment in 2021. Through collaboration with leading researchers and the application of scientific findings, the Institute aims to enhance how concussions are understood, reported, and addressed. By... The post National Concussion Awareness Day: Celebrating the Impact of TeachAids’ Institute for Brain Research and Innovation appeared first on TeachAids ..read more

International Youth Day, observed annually on August 12th, is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions of young minds to society. This year, with a focus on the digital contributions of youth, the theme resonates particularly with our mission at TeachAids, where many of our volunteers have made Inspiring contributions at the intersection... The post International Youth Day 2024 appeared first on TeachAids ..read more

On the occasion of Global Day of Parents, we applaud the strength of the parents and caregivers whose fortitude and courage enable their children to live happy, healthy and productive lives. The Concussion Story Wall is a product that gives us immense joy and pride. It was designed to support both those incurring a concussion as well as caregivers who work tirelessly to dedicate their time and effort to support their loved ones. It is an interactive database featuring personal videos from over 750 individuals, intending to serve as a comprehensive mental health resource for everyone impacted b ..read more

A key part of TeachAids’ approach and methodology is centered on developing sustainable and impactful solutions through extensive contextual research and local stakeholder engagement. The interventions are carefully co-designed with local communities and customized to fit the cultural contexts and nuances. After co-development, and through deeply valued partnerships, the TeachAids content is transferred to the target communities they were designed to serve. As we mark National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, we invite you to explore a compelling example of this approach in action.  Li ..read more

The World Health Day theme for this year revolves around ‘My Health, My Right,’ spotlighting the fundamental entitlement of every person to access quality healthcare services, education, and information, alongside essential resources like safe drinking water, clean air, proper nutrition, quality housing, conducive working environments, and equitable treatment, free from discrimination. At TeachAids, we have had the great fortune of engaging thousands of young volunteers since our founding in 2009. In honor of this significant day, we engaged a few of our many outstanding young volunteers to of ..read more

Published: 03/22/2024 at the Stanford Center for Innovation and Global Health By Jamie Hansen, Global Health Communications Manager STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND OTHER VOLUNTEERS GATHER FOR A COVIDB RESOURCE COLLECTION MEETING DURING THE PANDEMIC. PHOTO COURTESY OF TEACHAIDS Ryan Crowley ‘21 was a junior studying biomedical computation and excited about a career in healthcare when the COVID-19 pandemic struck in early 2020. As he watched the world shut down and medical providers spring into action, he wanted to contribute – but wasn’t sure how. “For a lot of us who were interested in pursuing careers ..read more

Brain injury awareness month is observed every March to recognize the millions of adults living in the U.S. with brain injury related disability. Brain injuries can present themselves in a variety of different ways, from headaches and dizziness to nausea and vision problems. For more information on brain injury, visit TeachAids’ trusted partner, the Brain Injury Association of America’s National Brain Injury Information Center, or call at 1-800-444-6443. The TeachAids Concussion Story Wall is a tool designed to share the voices of a variety of individuals and their caregivers, whose lives have ..read more

“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.”  – Margaret Mead, Cultural Anthropologist Amidst the bustling corridors of TeachAids lies an unparalleled source of inspiration: its people. As the world gears up to celebrate International Women’s Day this year, we embark on a journey to uncover the tales of some of our trailblazing leaders. Beyond their exceptional expertise, they possess an intangible yet indispensable quality—a fervent dedication to a cause, an unwavering resolve to reshape the world ..read more

“We are all one family in the world. Building a community that empowers everyone to attain their full potential through each of us respecting each other’s dignity, rights, and responsibilities makes the world a better place to live.” –Desmond Tutu Every year, the world unites to celebrate World Day of Social Justice – a call to advocate for equity and empowerment in communities, which in turn leads to healthier, cohesive societies. Health equity is a crucial component of social justice, making the two undeniably interlinked. Communities that value equality in rights and opportunities will ensu ..read more

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” -Nelson Mandela  On the 24th of January, the global community will mark the sixth iteration of the International Day of Education. Education, deemed a universal right, is confronted with alarming statistics, revealing that 250 million children and youth, along with 63 million adults, grapple with preliteracy. The chosen theme for the year 2024 is “learning for lasting peace,” a pertinent focus in the face of escalating challenges stemming from discrimination and other pervasive global issues. In this climate, t ..read more