SolveCon 2025 brings together youth voice, action, and impact

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SolveCon 2025 brings together youth voice, action, and impact


The sixth edition of SolveCon saw youngsters participating in multiple activities from hands-on games to deep reflection and problem-solving





Participating organisations included Mercy Mission, Terrum, Jhatkaa, Quest Alliance, Bannada Dara, Avarna, The Maitri Arha Foundation, Defy Project, Selco Foundation, Momentum Shifts, and Dream A Dream.  | Photo Credit: Special arrangement

Bangalore Creative Circus witnessed a day of collaboration, play and civic innovation as SolveCon 2025, hosted by Reap Benefit — a social enterprise that works with youngsters — brought together over 300 spirited youth. The sixth edition of SolveCon saw youngsters participating in multiple activities from hands-on games to reflection and problem-solving.

A mela of action

The ‘phone-free’ day kicked off with a high-energy ‘mela’ featuring 14 impactful organisations presenting playful, hands-on experiences on climate action, civic participation, social justice, and local governance. Youth engaged in interactive games, simulations, and storytelling that sparked awareness and empathy. Participating organisations included Mercy Mission, Terrum, Jhatkaa, Quest Alliance, Bannada Dara, Avarna, The Maitri Arha Foundation, Defy Project, Selco Foundation, Momentum Shifts, and Dream A Dream. 

At the heart of SolveCon were the voices of Kuppendra S, Aakash Kudla, Aishwarya Selvam, and Shiva Kumar, who turned local challenges into bold action. Shiva Kumar from Bengaluru works towards empowering the LGBTQ+ community through legal aid and inclusive entrepreneurship.

Interactive solver jams

SolveCon’s ‘Solver Jams,’ led by expert facilitators, offered hands-on learning covering topics such as eco-anxiety, historical simulations, data-driven change, systems thinking, and grassroots marketing. These labs, facilitated by Namya Sinha, Abhijit Giridhar, Arpit Arora, Apoorv Anand, Gauthamraj Elango, Subhani Nadaf and Praveen Kasmas, blended play, empathy, and real-world problem solving to help the participants think critically and act locally.Since its inception in 2024, SolveCon has engaged over 800 youth across cities like Jalandhar, Mysore, Nanded, Ludhiana, and Bengaluru | Photo Credit: Special arrangement

“SolveCon is a glimpse into the future we’re building with young people at the centre,” said Kuldeep Dantewadia, Founder of Reap Benefit. “Our mission through SolveCon is not to teach agency but to unlock it,” he added.

Since its inception in 2024, SolveCon has engaged over 800 youth across cities like Jalandhar, Mysore, Nanded, Ludhiana, and Bengaluru.



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