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Looking back to my junior year in high school, brainstorming the idea, and creating an organization that is breaking down doors that prevented young people, who come from urban and rural areas from entering, I am proud of what we have accomplished in five years.
Archie “AJ” Wilson Jr. is an Atlanta native who’s a recent graduate of Wesleyan University with a degree in government and concentration in American politics. He’s a nonprofit leader of Dream Chasers, a public figure, and dreamer.
Makaela Kingsley helps young people change the world. LITERALLY. As the director of Wesleyan University’s Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship, she leads programs to educate and support students who consider themselves, “entrepreneurs” and “intrapreneurs.”
The Hope for the Journey sits down with our Alabama Executive Director, Christian Crawford, for the first episode of their podcast to talk about being an agent of hope, how to bridge the gap between ability and opportunity, and ways we can hold out a hand of hope to lift others up.
Denis Estimon immigrated to the U.S. from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, when he was in the first grade. He considers himself a speaker, activist, and influencer. Not being able to communicate with his classmates, Denis knows what it feels like to be isolated. With the help of a couple friends, Denis connected with 20 million people on the impact he wants to make in the world. Learn how he did that.
Meet Paige Woods. An Alumna of Harvard who recently earned her Masters at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. She’s currently working with nonprofits on community development projects in her hometown of Detroit.
Donte Gibbs is currently a fellow at The George Gund Foundation, a private nonprofit institution that aims to contribute to improving the well being of people and progress society. Before then, Donte worked primarily with youth and helped eighty-nine, to be exact, become published authors. I had the chance to sit down with him to learn about his life, current work, and tips for you to consider.
Meet George Suttles. Program Officer for the John A. Hartford Foundation, a national healthcare philanthropy aiming to improve care for older adults. Long-term, George hopes to seize an executive level position in philanthropy. If that doesn't work out, he hopes to be on a boat somewhere living a simple life and writing poetry (Talk about goals!).
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Brett Stokes Hammond is the grandson of the late and notable Congressman Louis Stokes. A Maryland native who took his talents to Cleveland, Ohio, is also a avid basketball fan and has a three month year old daughter.