Youth Endeavors for Social Innovation using Sustainable Technology is a global platform that encourages students, school children, and young professionals to develop innovative tech solutions for real-world social challenges. With tracks like the Innovation Challenge, Junior Einstein, and WePOWER, it promotes creativity, sustainability, and inclusion. Participants receive expert mentorship, international exposure, and a chance to present their ideas on a global stage. YESIST12 empowers youth with hands-on experience and essential skills, acting as a launchpad for socially driven innovation and impactful careers.
IEEE MGA Larry K. Wilson Transnational Award - 2021
A journey of innovation and impact
The inaugural edition launched at Kumaraguru College of Technology, Coimbatore, with 978 participants from 4 countries.
The virtual track connected 1,500 participants from 6 countries, fostering global collaboration, diverse ideas, and expanding international engagement at Vardhaman College of Engineering, Hyderabad, India.
This edition engaged 2,500 youths from 9 countries, fostering innovation and nurturing young changemakers for societal impact at NSBM University, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
This edition marks when we renamed from SS12 to YESIST12. Around 3,000+ participants from 20 countries were engaged. This edition took place at Stamford International University, Thailand.
The first fully virtual edition united 2,500+ participants from 16 countries, proving innovation and learning thrived despite global pandemic lockdowns.
This year marks the second edition of Virtual Edition which engaged 3,000+ innovators from 20+ countries, boosting global outreach through pilot events and virtual mentoring.
A hybrid Grand Finale in SVCE, Bangalore engaged 3,200+ participants from 25+ countries, blending onsite and online tracks for global inclusivity.
Over 3,200 participants from 25+ countries were engaged and the finale was held at AASTMT, Alexandria, Egypt to explore sustainable transformative technologies fostering global collaboration.
Over 3,000 participants from 30+ countries competed in this edition, with evaluations leading to the grand finale held at Tunis Science City, Tunisia, advancing global innovation and collaboration.
Over 5,000 participants from 30+ countries competed in this edition, with evaluations leading to the grand finale held at UKM Malasiya, advancing global innovation and collaboration.
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