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SUMMARY:10\,000 Memories | Partition\, Independence\, and WWII in South Asia
DESCRIPTION:Following the fall of the British Indian Empire and the formation of India and Pakistan\, millions of people were displaced amid widespread violence. This exhibition shares the largely untold story of the 1947 Partition through first-hand accounts\, archival photographs\, and multimedia storytelling from those who experienced Partition. \nAbout the Exhibit \nDeveloped in collaboration with The 1947 Partition Archive—a Berkeley-based nonprofit whose book 10\,000 Memories inspired the exhibition—this project is curated by Dr. Guneeta Singh Bhalla\, Founder and Executive Director of the Archive and descendant of a Partition survivor\, and a team of designers and archivists at The 1947 Partition Archive.
URL:https://indiacurrents.com/event/partition-independence-and-wwii-in-south-asia/
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SUMMARY:Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action Launches 2026 Youth Nature Video Contest
DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action (SVYCA) announces the launch of its Youth Climate Video Contest\, inviting young people ages 12-18 from Santa Clara County to submit short videos highlighting Coyote Valley\, Farming and Food Systems\, Nature-Based Climate Solutions\, and Personal Connections to nature. \nSubmissions opened on February 7th\, 2026 and will close on March 31th\, 2026 \nThis contest aims to showcase the next generation of environmental stewardship by encouraging youth to present their ideas through creative storytelling around local climate and natural topics. \nBy engaging youth voices in conservation\, SVYCA works to empower young people to take informed climate action through education\, outreach\, and community\, and this contest provides a visible platform in which students can amplify their voices and share their ideas to inspire more initiatives within their own communities\, while fostering the environmental leaders of tomorrow. \nThe Youth Nature Video Contest is made possible through the generous support of the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority (Open Space Authority)\, the contest’s main sponsor. \nEligibility: \n\nAges: 12-18\n\n\nResidents or students in region/school districts: Santa Clara County School Districts\n\nVideo Requirements: \n\nLength: 2-5 minutes\n\n\nFormat: MP4\n\n\nThemes: Spotlight on Coyote Valley\, Farming and Food Systems\, Nature-Based Climate Solutions\, Personal Connections to Nature\n\nSubmission Process: \n\nUpload videos at: https://svycanbs-contest.com/\n\n\nDeadline: March 31st\, 2026 11:59 PM PST\n\n\nAdditional materials required: All necessary forms are on the application.\n\nJudging and Awards \nEntries will be reviewed by a panel of judges composed of local leaders and climate professionals. \nSubmission will be assessed on a 100-point scale. Videos will be evaluated based on the following rubric: Originality and Creativity (20 points)\, Clear Communication (20 points)\, Understanding and Analysis (40 points)\, and Art and Design (20 points). \nAwards include: \n\n$100-$500 per winner\n\n\nCertificate of Achievement for all participating students\n\n\nOpen Space Authority swag bag\n\nQuotes \n“We are incredibly thrilled here at SVYCA to offer this opportunity for youth climate action and community involvement\,” said Rosalía Bacon-Flores\, Co-Lead of the Nature Based Solutions Team. “This video competition provides a platform for the voices of the leaders of a fast approaching tomorrow who are committed to maintaining a safe\, livable future.” \n“It’s exciting to see Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action launch this nature-themed video contest\,” said Jackie McBride\, Community Investment Specialist for the Open Space Authority. “By giving young people a creative platform to share their priorities\, they’re helping cultivate the next generation of environmental changemakers. We’re grateful for their partnership and proud to support efforts that uplift youth voices and highlight the essential role of nature in building a resilient future.” \nCeremony Information: \n\nWinners will be announced on April 22nd\, 2026\nWinning videos will be displayed at a screening event in Mid-May where contestants\, parents\, friends\, environmental groups\, City Council members\, and others can watch the winning videos\, network\, and discuss climate action.\n\nLearn More \n\nFor full contest guidelines and updates\, visit Nature-Based Solutions Youth Video Contest\n\nAbout SVYCA \nSilicon Valley Youth Climate Action  (SVYCA)\, is a grassroots youth-led nonprofit that empowers youth leaders to effectively combat climate change through education\, advocacy\, and policy initiatives. With over 100\,000 students engaged\, 15 action teams across the Bay Area\, and more than a hundred state and local policies passed\, our members have built strong working relationships with local officials and community partners as leaders and advocates for our futures. Over the years our teams and individuals have gained awards and recognitions for their climate and community impact. \nMedia Contact: \nErin Zimmerman\, PhD \nCommunications Consultant \nSilicon Valley Youth Climate Action \nerinczimmerman@gmail.com
URL:https://indiacurrents.com/event/silicon-valley-youth-climate-action-launches-2026-youth-nature-video-contest/
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Stanford Indo-Pak Dosti Conference
DESCRIPTION:For the first time ever\, Indian and Pakistani diaspora leaders are gathering at Stanford to reimagine the future of India-Pakistan together. \nFormer Prime Ministers of Ireland & Scotland\, Sal Khan\, Chairman of the Sacramento Kings\, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy\, Top VCs\, Tech CEOs\, and diaspora leaders across every industry. \nThe Stanford Indo-Pak Dosti Conference. March 31 – April 1 \nWe’re asking a simple question: if Indians and Pakistanis can build together in the diaspora\, why not across borders? What would people-led collaboration through tech\, capital & media look like? \nJoin us at Stanford: \nAttend: https://luma.com/stanford-indo-pak-dosti-conference \nSupport our mission (invite to donor events): https://givebutter.com/dosti47 \nFollow the movement: https://www.instagram.com/dostiproject/
URL:https://indiacurrents.com/event/stanford-indo-pak-dosti-conference/
CATEGORIES:Art,Bollywood,Books,Comedy,Community,Conference,Education,Health & Wellness,Talks & Discussions
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