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Ishika Ranka | |
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| Alma mater | Bergen Academies |
| Occupation(s) | Author, Public Speaker, Social Media Influencer |
| Known for | Authorship of "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN Us," Public Speaking, Social Media Presence |
| Awards | Gold Award (Girl Scouts), Silver & Bronze Awards (Girl Scouts), PVSA Award |
Ishika Ranka is a individual known for her contributions as an author, public speaker, advocate, and social media influencer. She gained recognition for her book, "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN Us,"[1] and has achieved notable success in public speaking. Additionally, she brings awareness to stigmas surrounding the elderly and ageism.
Education[edit]
Ishika attends Bergen Academies and is currently enrolled in the Academy for Business and Finance, for the class of 2026.
Authorship[edit]
Ishika Ranka is the author of "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN Us-- Discover Confidence, Spark Creativity, and Embrace the Fun," a book tailored for tweens, encouraging readers to embrace their authentic selves, fuel their passions, and navigate the adventure of tweenhood, with a sense of curiosity and joy." The book has received acclaim for its inspirational content and relatable themes, as well as its dedication to empowering tweens on their journey to self-discovery.[2] [3] It stands as "a book that speaks directly to the hearts of young tweens, offering strength, encouragement, and a whole load of fun as they take on the exciting journey of adolescence."[4]
Resident Radiance[edit]
Ishika Ranka's commitment to community service and leadership is exemplified through her achievements in the Girl Scouts. She earned the prestigious Gold Award by creating "Resident Radiance," a project that involved helping nursing homes with activities carts, self-care packages, and events aimed at brightening the lives of residents.[5][6]
Additionally, Ishika received the Silver Award for her project involving the creation of a Little Free Library for her town. Despite facing vandalism shortly after its installation, the strong support of the town helped restore the library.[7]
Non-Profit[edit]
In an effort to further her impact, Ishika developed a non-profit titled "ElderWish" in 2023, aimed at aiding the elderly in making their dreams come true.[8]
See Also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN UsDiscover Confidence, Spark Creativity, and Embrace the Fun|Paperback".
- ^ "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN Us—Discover Confidence, Spa…".
- ^ https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ishika+ranka&crid=FK4U1MU7051Q&sprefix=ishika+%2Caps%2C229&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
- ^ Ranka, Ishika (20 August 2023). "Fueled by Sunshine: BeTWEEN Us—Discover Confidence, Spark Creativity, and Embrace the Fun".
- ^ "Discover | Girl Scouts".
- ^ "Instagram".
- ^ "Vandals Damage Mahwah Girl Scout's Little Free Library, DPW Comes to Rescue". 9 November 2021.
- ^ https://www.gsnnj.org/