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Experiences Growing through collaboration, resilience, and shared goals. Through both academic and professional settings, I have gained valuable experiences that shaped my growth. From organizing campus events to taking on cross-cultural work challenges, I have learned how to collaborate effectively, adapt to diverse environments, and stay resilient under pressure. These experiences strengthened my sense of responsibility and taught me that true success is built on cooperation and shared goals. 853_LINE_ALBUM_1130409 模擬聯合國師生工作坊_240410_121 849_LINE_ALBUM_1130409 模擬聯合國師生工作坊_240410_117 834_LINE_ALBUM_1130409 模擬聯合國師生工作坊_240410_102 704_IMG_0599 803_LINE_ALBUM_1130409 模擬聯合國師生工作坊_240410_71 666_IMG_1288 521_IMG_2187 654_D9D900FE-CC26-4F60-8976-45F3C32F752E 643_5481F483-C2C6-4CB1-81B9-672BF21EBA95 208_IMG_5145 297_IMG_1291 92_S__244211797_0 S__154738792_0 S__154738789_0 S__154738790_0 S__154738787_0 S__154738788_0 Working in Partnership

Creative Works Creative Works is about transforming imagination into action—creating, connecting, and inspiring to design new possibilities where vision meets impact. Since childhood, I have enjoyed expressing my ideas through different creative forms—writing, design, and storytelling. For me, creative works are not only about aesthetics but also about communication: turning abstract thoughts into tangible experiences that inspire, connect, and spark new possibilities. I embrace experimentation and originality, believing that every creative piece is a chance to push boundaries and discover new perspectives. Innovation and creative practise

Innovation and creative practise A critical incentive for innovation and creativity, which can help solve social, economic, health, and environmental challenges. EV Go KART I collaborate with my school and organizations to participate in various SDGs activities, which serve as a driving force for my growth."

Public Welfare Not just to know, but to care—and to act for the common good. My interest in public welfare stems from a deep belief that everyone deserves equal access to opportunity, dignity, and support. Growing up, I witnessed how social systems can empower—but also overlook—certain communities. These experiences motivated me to explore how education, policy, and community action can be combined to create meaningful change. I have actively participated in [volunteer programs / community projects / NGO internships] that serve underrepresented or marginalized groups. Through these efforts, I’ve learned that lasting impact requires not just empathy, but also strategic thinking, collaboration, and the courage to speak up for justice. My goal is to further study public welfare systems, social equity, and sustainable development so I can contribute to building a society where progress doesn’t leave anyone behind. I believe education is not just a personal journey, but a powerful tool for creating change—for individuals, communities, and the world. Public Welfare Building Sustainable Communities Sustainability at the heart of education

Building Sustainable Communities Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable. School Charity Sale Extend the service life of campus uniforms, and turn the uniforms worn during the transition period of rapid growth into love, so that love will continue to be extended. Sustainable Campus Activities Club Launching a second-hand book drive on World Environment Day, each book not only carries the meaning of sustainability but also a different story behind it. IPD 20Monthly Deepening SDG Awareness: Interactive Learning Charity Bazaar Used uniforms and mugs are sold for charity and the proceeds are donated to charitable organizations. 1/1 Kang Chiao High School Students and Parents Join Coral Restoration Effort to Protect Marine Ecosystems To support marine conservation, students and parents from the Sustainable Campus Life Club at Kang Chiao International School in Linkou, along with renowned environmental advocate “Coral Mama” Chen Ying-Ling, participated in a coral restoration initiative on June 15 in Gongliao District, New Taipei City. The team planted dozens of coral seedlings in a rehabilitation pool, hoping they will flourish and provide essential shelter for diverse marine life. Combining the school’s club values with its life sciences curriculum, the participants engaged in both coral restoration and coastal cleanup activities along the abalone pools. The group upheld environmental responsibility by abstaining from sunscreen use throughout the event to avoid harming water quality and coral growth. Wu Yu-Lun, president of the Sustainable Campus Life Club, shared, “Coral reefs are incredibly rich in biodiversity. This is our second year participating in coral restoration. It’s not only meaningful for protecting marine habitats, but also allows us to understand the challenges of underwater work.” Marine conservation has become a global priority. The 14th goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emphasizes the importance of conserving and sustainably using ocean ecosystems to preserve biodiversity and prevent marine degradation. Increasing the proportion of protected marine habitats is essential to ensuring that ocean resources can be sustainably used by future generations. However, due to human activities and the ongoing climate crisis, marine species face mounting threats. “Coral Mama” Chen Ying-Ling noted, “Rising ocean temperatures, acidification, marine debris, and overfishing are all stressing the ocean. Marine resources are no longer inexhaustible—they must be carefully managed and regulated.” Coral reef ecosystems are among the most productive on Earth, supporting over 25% of all marine species, which rely on reefs for feeding, shelter, breeding, and even spending their entire life cycles. Coral bleaching is a stark warning that the surrounding environment is deteriorating and the reefs are dying. Chen emphasized, “Through coral restoration, we hope to raise public awareness about the vital role of coral reef ecosystems. These actions can foster greater appreciation for marine habitats and inspire students to develop a strong sense of volunteerism. By providing nature-loving youth with meaningful opportunities, we empower them to take local actions that contribute to the global movement to protect our planet.”

Sustainability at the heart of education nsure inclusive and equitable quality education, Promote lifelong learning opportunities Campus Life Club X-Park Visiting Event Xpark has been continuing to emphasize the importance of the marine environment and the concept of friendly marine illusions. In order to understand the purpose of marine animal displays and related ethical issues, through actual contact, experience the daily work of the animal display area, and better understand animal care, maintenance, broadcasting, and so on. Coral Restoration During the program, participants learned about the importance of coral and restoration techniques. They also demonstrated and learned how to restore damaged corals through coral amputation transplants. At the same time, they also learned the significance of environmental conservation and practiced ocean care in their daily lives.

Academic Fueled by curiosity, empowered by knowledge to make a difference. Since childhood, I have been deeply curious about how the world works. This curiosity has led me to observe the hidden patterns behind everyday phenomena and inspired me to think about how knowledge can be applied in practical, meaningful ways. I often explore beyond the textbook—reading supplementary materials, asking questions, and actively participating in class discussions. These experiences have helped me realize that true learning goes beyond memorization; it is a process of thinking critically, questioning deeply, and connecting ideas across contexts. My passion for academics is not driven by grades or competition, but by a genuine desire—to understand the world more clearly, to ask questions that have no easy answers, and to contribute my insights and ideas in a meaningful way.

Working in Partnership STRENGTHEN THE MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND REVITALIZE THE GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. New Taipei Model United Nations I collaborate with my school and organizations to participate in various SDGs activities, which serve as a driving force for my growth."

I’m an explorer. Discovery, proof, and action drive me to explore the planet. Hey, I’m Jasper Wu I’m currently a junior at Kang Chiao International School, and I’m passionate about making a difference around, whether it’s through small daily choices or big actions for the future. I built this site to help people and build awareness with SDGs in real, everyday ways. When I’m free with my time, I often shoot hoops, skiing down a mountain during the winters, or geeking out over cool cars. I believe that changes starts with awareness, and I hope here inspires you to see SDGs as something we can all live out.Thanks for visiting, I hope you can find something here that sparks you! Kang Chiao High School Students and Parents Join Coral Restoration Effort to Protect Marine Ecosystems To support marine conservation, students and parents from the Sustainable Campus Life Club at Kang Chiao International School in Linkou, along with renowned environmental advocate “Coral Mama” Chen Ying-Ling, participated in a coral restoration initiative on June 15 in Gongliao District, New Taipei City. The team planted dozens of coral seedlings in a rehabilitation pool, hoping they will flourish and provide essential shelter for diverse marine life.