Someone Once Took a Chance on Me. Now It’s My Turn.

by Velia Vanissa | Oct 14, 2026

Why opportunity, not talent, is what transforms learning into livelihoods By Velia Vanissa, Head of Program Someone took a chance on me People sometimes ask me what it feels like to grow within Solve Education!. They see the role I have today. They see the...

How to Give Your Team Their Time Back

by arendra | Aug 10, 2026

What to automate first, what it actually costs, and where a person still belongs When people hear “automation,” they usually imagine something dramatic: an advanced robot, an AI that thinks for you, something that quietly takes over someone’s job....

Learning to Translate Problems, Not Just Solve Them

by danny | Jul 16, 2026

My background in Informatics taught me how to solve technical problems. When something did not work, my instinct was to explore it directly, try different approaches, and ask questions when I reached a point I could not solve by myself. But my first role at Solve...

From a Career Switch to a Space for Growth: My Journey as a Program Assistant at Solve Education!

by aprita | Jun 12, 2026

I never imagined that one day I would work so closely with beneficiaries. Before stepping into this role, I was someone who had gone through a career switch. It was not just about changing jobs, moving to a new field, or trying something different. For me, it became a...

Saying Less, Better: What Partnership Work Taught Me About Building Trust

by saphira | May 25, 2026

When I first started creating proposals and decks for partners, I thought clarity meant including everything. Every program detail. Every activity. Every story. Every budget note. Every reason why something mattered. In my mind, the more information I included, the...

Who Are You Actually Designing For? How Inclusive Design Exposed My Blind Spots

by dheni | May 25, 2026

How much of the design we create never actually reaches everyone it was meant for?That question rarely surfaces in the middle of a creative process. But that’s often exactly where the problem starts. When I first received the brief to design a deck for the...