Throughout the year, hear from future makers honoring the legacies of those who came before them.
“I’m just really grateful for those that came before me, and especially the women that came before me who paved the way and showed me what it means to walk through the world with the spirit of boldness.” “It’s about saving lives and invoking a larger conversation on what it means to safely store a weapon and care about each other and your community as a whole.”īeing able to bring her ideas to life as a Black woman is important “because historically we didn’t have the opportunity to take actions on our dreams.” “Gun violence affects every community,” she says. When she was 12, (Kayla Austin) invented - a smart pad that alerts people when their gun’s been moved. Video and music by reclaiming the Black narrative by doing something I haven’t seen anyone else do.” We want to demonstrate through our music and with the path we take as LE SSERAFIM that everyone can achieve their dreams and pursue their passions.” “We are dedicated to bettering ourselves as artists while not backing down to others when moving forward because it is our own path. Their recent album release UNFORGIVEN, which features legendary Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers on the title track, sold over a million copies on its first day. One year later, its five members - KIM CHAEWON, SAKURA, HUH YUNJIN, KAZUHA and HONG EUNCHAE - are at the forefront of a new generation of strong girl groups taking K-pop by storm. LE SSERAFIM formed in May 2022 as HYBE’s first all-female group. We tend to not hesitate as a group in trying new things out when we are faced with something that we feel is worth trying.”
“LE SSERAFIM gives away our identity, but also our albums explain us well - FEARLESS, ANTIFRAGILE and UNFORGIVEN. LE SSERAFIM is an anagram for the phrase I’M FEARLESS. Photos by fearless is an integral part of our identity and it feels like a natural way to describe who we are.” -K-pop girl group (LE SSERAFIM) I see 21st century digital skills as a pathway to opportunity and to have the skills to uplift and support our communities.” Many Indigenous youths are left behind not only from basic educational opportunities, but from being able to pursue the future we want. I was taught that everything I do should be to support future generations.
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It is a free language revitalization and STEM educational tool for Indigenous youths to make their own. “I designed SkoBot, a wearable, customizable and interactive language-learning robot for Indigenous youths that senses motion and speaks. “Language is vital to preserving Indigenous cultures and identities, but even my own language, Ojibwemowin, is considered an endangered language,” says Danielle, who is Ojibew and an enrolled member of the Sault Ste.
“My goal is to equip Indigenous youths with digital literacy skills needed to protect our communities, and I’m doing it with free robots that speak Indigenous languages.” -Indigenous robotics inventor (Danielle Boyer)ĭanielle is the founder of the The STEAM Connection, a youth-led charity that has reached more than half a million young people through technical education with an emphasis on protecting Indigenous languages.
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