I currently eat, breathe, dream Solve Education!, an education technology not-for-profit with the mission of delivering quality education to everyone, focussing on the BOP (Bottom of Pyramid) demographic. As CEO, I am particularly passionate about leveraging technology to solve social problems in a systematic, scalable and sustainable way. Education is the key to solve the many challenges we face in the world today, and because of this, I am an avid speaker on topics like education, edtech, gender equality and poverty alleviation. I also try to contribute wherever I can, as a board member and as a mentor. I have been privileged to be the first Asian to receive the International Intellectual Benefits to Society Award 2018 by Mensa International. I have also received recognition with Education Leader award 2017 by the World Education Congress. Prior to this, I did create some businesses (FMCG and Tech) and also had a crazy ride in the corporate world, You can find out more here: janineteo.com

Taman Bacaan Pelangi (Rainbow Reading Gardens) is a non-profit organisation focuses on establishing children’s libraries in remote areas of eastern Indonesia. We aim to encourage and nurture children’s interest in reading by providing access to good books. We believe this is critical for a child’s education, and broadens their horizons and opportunities. At Taman Bacaan Pelangi [Rainbow Reading Gardens], we encourage children to dream big. And books will inspire, broaden their horizon and motivate them to reach their dream. Through our programs, we also want to develop their skills. Kids will then realize their potentials and be a true star in the field. In the future, they will be able to give positive contribution to the local community, be the agent of change and source of inspiration for others. And they will be the ones who help break the cycle of poverty and change lives. Taman Bacaan Pelangi [Rainbow Reading Gardens] also acts as a place where people can share and contribute. The more people contribute, the more children in remote areas in Eastern Indonesia will have access to books and develop their skills.

Professor at the Department of Child and Youth Studies, Stockholm University. As an ethnographer, I have explored gendered and generational aspects of parenting and family life; affect, embodied action and identity making of children, youth, and violent men. I have been involved in several government investigations on men, gender equality and gender-based violence.

Martina (BA, MPhil) is a PhD Candidate at the Deparment of Sociology, University of Cambridge. She specializes in gender, sexual and reproductive health, time, inequality and development. Martina has worked as a consultant for the Human Development Programme of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Social Development Division of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), and the United Nations Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean (RBLAC).