RedPaper confronts challenges head-on, forging bold solutions through relentless, cohort-driven efforts.
A "Concentration" in RedPaper refers to core focus areas or projects actively pursued by the community during a cohort.
RedPaper sparks curiosity with bold ideas, informing and empowering readers to explore passions and create lasting community impact.
RedPaper is a community where individuals can express their thoughts and opinions through articles and research, collaborate on ideas through concentrations, and contribute to society through community service initiatives.
RedPaper is open to everyone willing to contribute, share their opinions, and put in the work. While certain skills may be needed for specific areas-like research or specialized projects-there are many ways to be part of RedPaper. Your willingness and passion are what matter most.
Concentration is a RedPaper term for hands-on projects undertaken by a team. For each cohort, we might focus on one or two projects, work collaboratively on them, and ultimately present or release the final outcome. These projects, known as concentrations, are a key part of what we do at RedPaper.
You can become a part of RedPaper in three ways: core members, advisory members, and volunteer members.
Core member is someone who works closely with the founder and directors on a specific field of their choice, contributing significantly as a key part of the team.
Advisory member is someone who can share their expertise in any field, offering guidance and insights to strengthen our initiatives.
Volunteer member is someone who can participate in volunteer programs and activities on a flexible basis, contributing as much time and effort as you can.
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As a core member, you will gain professional experience in article and research writing under guidance, along with credits for published work. As part of concentrations, you will collaborate on projects, learn as a team, and receive proper recognition for your contributions.
As an advisory member, you can share your expertise, guide concentrations, and receive a certified acknowledgement of your role to enhance your professional profile.