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Understand the challenge
Explore youth mental health and wellbeing issues such as stress, loneliness, digital wellbeing, academic pressure, stigma, and access to support.
Youth mental health innovation lab · Ages 13 to 21
RePlay:
MindShift
Explore real youth mental health and wellbeing challenges, map them with Miro, and turn your ideas into working apps and prototypes in one focused evening.
Ages 13 to 21 · No app development experience required · Bring a laptop and charger.
Youth voices. Strong minds.
Build for better minds
RePlay: MindShift is a six hour youth mental health innovation lab by Revivals Egypt. Young people explore challenges affecting their wellbeing, use Miro to understand and map those challenges, and build creative digital responses with AI tools. MindShift is part of Youth Voices, Strong Minds, supported through the International Children’s Peace Prize Project Fund by KidsRights and State of Youth.
Understand a real challenge. Map what young people need. Build something tangible that responds to it.
You belong in the room if…
✓You are 13 to 21 and care about youth mental health, wellbeing, or social impact.
✓You have never built an app before but want an approachable place to start.
✓You are a developer, designer, student, founder, or product thinker who wants to build for social impact.
✓You are ready to collaborate, experiment, reflect, and share what you learn.
The format
Six hours. From challenge to prototype.
A guided journey from youth mental health conversation to problem mapping, prototyping, live demos, and reflection.
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Map with Miro
Each participant or team uses their own Miro board to map users, needs, barriers, possible responses, and the simplest useful version of an idea.
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Build with AI
Prompt, prototype, design, test, debug, and iterate. Turn the mapped challenge into a working app, platform, tool, resource, or digital prototype.
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Demo & reflect
Present the challenge, what you learned, and what you built. Close with feedback, prizes, participant reflection, photos, and a final conversation.
MindShift is not a clinical service. Projects should support awareness, accessibility, communication, connection, education, or everyday wellbeing, not diagnose, treat, or replace professional mental health care.
Why this matters
Youth led mental health action, made tangible
MindShift connects youth mental health dialogue with creative problem solving, AI literacy, product thinking, and hands on building. Young people will move from conversation to understanding, idea, prototype, and reflection.
Mental health dialogue
Participants begin by exploring real youth wellbeing challenges in a structured, respectful space before choosing what they want to address.
Youth led solutions
Young people are not only an audience. They identify needs, shape responses, and build prototypes based on issues they consider meaningful.
Creative technology
Participants practice AI literacy, product thinking, digital design, and prototyping while applying those skills to social and wellbeing challenges.
Responsible design
Teams consider users, accessibility, privacy, safety, and the limits of technology when working with sensitive mental health topics.
Measurable outputs
The event is designed to produce Miro problem maps, team concepts or prototypes, live demos, participant reflections, and feedback.
Project contribution
MindShift contributes primarily to the project’s Mental Health & Resilience Workshops, with youth dialogue components and awareness content generated from the event.
SDG 3 · Good Health & Wellbeing
SDG 4 · Quality Education
SDG 9 · Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 10 · Reduced Inequalities
SDG 17 · Partnerships for the Goals
Part of Youth Voices, Strong Minds: MindShift is a Revivals Egypt activity supported through the International Children’s Peace Prize Project Fund by KidsRights and State of Youth. Miro supports the event as the visual planning and collaboration platform.
MindShift is coming
See you September 25
One room. Six focused hours. Ideas turned into tangible solutions.
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6 hoursChallenge to prototype
Ages 13 to 21Project target group
Miro + AIMap, build, test, reflect
Friday, September 25 · 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM. The Alexandria venue will be shared with selected participants. Bring a laptop and charger; accepted participants will receive the remaining preparation details before the event.
Built in Alexandria
Previous activations
RePlay builds on Revivals Egypt’s history of independent, youth led creative technology gatherings.
Counterspell Alexandria ’24
Scrapyard Vanity ’25
Purposeful inclusive creativityYour perspective matters
Turn a real challenge into something people can see.
Apply for RePlay: MindShift. Bring a laptop, an open mind, and a willingness to explore youth mental health thoughtfully, collaborate with others, and build something meaningful.
Apply for September 25
