I'm a teen who's interested in building social coexistence among youngsters, through tech!
My idea is to develop an AI-based app, which makes music(plays the respective notes of the instrument), whilst/as the user sings(gives input).
Might sound crazy, but it's an alternative/supplementary tool to physical instruments.
The majority of the funds raised(through premium plans, etc) will be donated to organisations actively involved in creating social impact.
There will also be activities incorporated into the app on a regular basis, which foster the spirit of social responsibility in various categories.
Basically, it's a merging of PASSION and PURPOSE! Yes, it does not directly address the problem but is sort of tailored towards the interests of the younger generation.
What's your say on this idea?
Any suggestions/recommendations to improvise on? How will I need to plan further? How do you think the stakeholders, such as the government will react to this? What are the pros and cons of this? How do I smartly arouse the interest of young people in a topic like this? I'd love for an adult to expand on this easy-peasy goal, (and maybe connect me to some like-minded people?!)as soon as possible. Thank you for considering my request.
Hi,
I admire your creativity and passion for promoting social responsibility. I love the idea of capitalizing on young people's interests in technology and music as a hook to increase engagement in the community. I'm not sure I understand your project exactly, but I think you might find some of the tools in the Community Toolbox useful as you think through ways to get others engaged in what you are trying to promote. For example, Chapter 7 on Encouraging Involvement in community work and Chapter 8 on developing a strategic plan might have some useful tips for you. You might also look in your local area to see what programs might exist to support youth entrepreneurship or developing new technologies. You might be able to find a class in a community college or a foundation that provides grants to help get your project off the ground and help with moving your creative ideas to reality. Another idea is to search for grants specifically for supporting teen entrepreneurs, or for "social entrepreneurship." A librarian in your school or public library might be a good person to go to for help getting started. Best of luck getting started!
Gabe Kuperminc