(By: Tutoring2Inspire Team)
Today, April 19, 2026, Tutoring2Inspire was featured on a student-led podcast hosted by Valentina Casas-Sayek of Greenhill School, a platform dedicated to documenting personal perspectives on significant historical and social developments. The episode spotlights our founders, Jay Panta and Sam Keon, examining how two high school students launched and scaled a global nonprofit addressing educational inequity.
In the conversation, Jay and Sam trace the origins of Tutoring2Inspire to formative experiences in Nepal, where they witnessed disparities in access to education firsthand. What began as a localized effort has since grown into a 450-member organization providing academic support to underserved students across multiple regions, while also promoting cross-cultural understanding.
The episode highlights Tutoring2Inspire’s international initiatives, including the development of a fully-functional computer lab at Junkiri School in Nepal used to host tutoring and cultural exchange programmes. Through this project, the organization demonstrated the capacity of youth-led teams to execute complex, cross-border initiatives with tangible impact.
The discussion also engages with the broader sociopolitical context in Nepal, particularly ongoing political unrest and its implications for educational access. By situating Tutoring2Inspire’s work within these real-world challenges, the episode underscores the organization’s commitment not only to tutoring, but to fostering global awareness and long-term educational equity.
This feature represents a meaningful recognition of Tutoring2Inspire’s mission and impact, and reflects the growing role of student-led organizations in addressing global challenges through initiative, collaboration, and purpose-driven leadership.
Listen to the full episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6nudEYs0GlYmAU4cMsefc8
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