https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuUmPnQ7jJg Checkout this awesome video about Kiran Sridhar, one of the teenage entrepreneurs we have interviewed for Planet of the Kids! You can read his interview at http://bit.ly/1qf02lH Congratulations to Kiran and Waste No Food! #socialentrepreneurship #impact #entrepreneurship #changetheworld #teenageentrepreneur

On October 2nd, Alex Sahai and Planet of the Kids helped organized and presented at Foundation Capital Teen Tech Talks (FCT3). The event brought together teens from 7 different Bay Area schools to discuss the "Future of Technology." The presenters shared their projects, ideas, perspectives, and aspirations on topics ranging from Enviro-tech (Lick-Wilmerding High School) to Bitcoin (Menlo-Atherton High School) to The Future of Technology and Education (Summit Preparatory High

Ciara Judge (16), Sophie Healy-Thow (17), and Emer Hickey (16) are pictured above. They have won the 2014 Google Science Fair with their innovative way to feed the world: treat plants with bacteria to help farmers grow more food, faster — without genetic modification. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/google-science-fair-winners-crop-bacteria-2014-9#ixzz3EMnMy8g3 #femaleentrepreneur #entrepreneurship #changetheworld #innovation #impact #socialentrepreneurship

This BBC article highlights several youth entrepreneurs that are changing the world. This article also talks about the how youth are innovating and working on technology at a very young age and how the school system is trying to adapt to accomodate a focus on STEM. Very interesting read! #changetheworld #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #impact #innovation #youngentrepreneurs

This Forbes article written by Kathy Caprino, a well-known Forbes writer on the topics of leadership and women in business discusses what behaviors and traits lead to people positively impacting the world. They dedicate themselves to what gives their lives meaning and purpose. They commit to continually bettering themselves. They engage with people in open, mutually-beneficial ways. They invest time and energy not in what is, but what can be. They embrace critique. They sprea