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Reskilling Refugees and Connecting them to Opportunties that Pay

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Ayushi Jain

Speciality:
Mentor
Experience:
2 Years
Email:
ayushi@stepup.one

Personal Information

Ayushi is an experienced founder of a non-profit aimed at connecting underprivileged help staff members (such as cleaners and chefs) employed in schools and universities to students of these institutions. The startup is currently an official voluntary course at Ashoka University and goes by the name of Ruhi. Ruhi allows students at Ashoka University to transfer a range of skills like English, Mathematics and computer skills to help staff members to make them more marketable.
Alongside this, ayushi has done several independent research projects particularly studying the mental health and livelihoods of those in rural communities in India. Her volunteering experience expands to teaching at the Agasthya Foundation and The Reaching Hans Orphanage where she taught Math, Science, art and dancing to underprivileged children.
Ayushi has also previously worked part-time as a marketing intern with Procter and Gamble and IMRB International and as an advertising intern with McCann. She also worked as teaching assistant to an undergraduate clinical psychology course in 2017.

Skills

Entrepreneurship
90%
Creative Content
50%
Organising teams
85%
Social Media Marketing
70%

Languages

English
70%
Hindi
40%
Kannada
100%

Certifications

Machine Learning by Andrew Ng
70%
Deep Learning by Andrew Ng
20%
Justice by Michael Sandel
65%

My Journey & My Experience

2014

COEM Diploma in Advertising, PR & Media , Mass Communication/Media Studies

2014

St.Miras College, Pune BBA, Marketing

2016

Raah NGO Social welfare Society Assistant Content Manager

2016

Eggfirst Advertising and Design Pvt. Ltd. Digital Marketing Intern

2017

Jugni and Co Intern

2017

The Spaceship Design The Business Booster

2018

Go for Chai Co-Founder

2018

Monopoly Realtors Co-Founder

2019

M.Sc in Marketing at Goldsmiths, University of London

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Step_up_OneReskilling Refugees@Step_up_One·
July 26, 2021

We agree. “Education is your passport to the future” said Nelson Mandela. In today’s gig economy, skills can get you places faster refugee or NOT @Bahydro5 @joellehangi25 @NhialGD @MohamedKakuma @Techfugees @Sindhuja121 @RefugeesAfrica @Refugees @paulpadiet @RefugeesOlympic

Mohini Sharma@mohini7095

We all have to come forward and lift each other up. I believe making someone skilled is the best possible gift you can offer. #refugee #Growth @Step_up_One https://link.medium.com/mOK11js4bib

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Step_up_OneReskilling Refugees@Step_up_One·
July 15, 2021

77% gross enrollment ratio in the primary is commendable, it is amazing to see that this is better than 7 countries latest data- https://lnkd.in/eMKUr9D While 31% GER in secondary and 3% in Higher is stark, it is the current reality and we must make the best of this situation.

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July 7, 2021

@wef It's been 2 years since we started our journey of Reskilling and Employing Refugees at the #Kakuma Refugee Camp. We have scaled from our 5 pilot team to 50 @Refugees graduates in 2020 and on our way to becoming 500 by the end of 2021. This is our story @wef @NRC_Norway @DRC_ngo

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jhamal4Arafat Jamal@jhamal4·
July 9, 2021

A running start for a new nation. Wishing #SouthSudan a hopeful & healing 10th anniversary ! This was also a brisk & refreshing beginning for my assignment as ad interim Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator for South Sudan .

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Step_up_OneReskilling Refugees@Step_up_One·
September 17, 2020

It's been more than a year since we started our journey of reskilling refugees and finding them opportunities that pay. So far we have learned a thousand ways why some things did not work but we have also learned a few that worked like magic. One of them is @LumenFive videos.@wef

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GashiLizaLiza Gashi@GashiLiza·
June 20, 2021

We will always be grateful to those who opened their doors and saved the lives of many Kosovo🇽🇰refugees 22 years ago. On #WorldRefugeeDay , we express gratitude and vow to never forget ©UN Photo/R LeMoyne

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Step_up_OneReskilling Refugees@Step_up_One·
April 13, 2021

This bus was converted into a school for children seeking asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border. Learn more: http://www.yeswecan.world

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Step_up_OneReskilling Refugees@Step_up_One·
April 11, 2021

Kenya's Kakuma camp houses more than 200,000 refugees and asylum-seekers.

And Lynne is helping them with their mental health.

#HealthForAll

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