Hi, my name is Sualeha. I'm based in Dallas, Texas, and I use she/her pronouns. The title of my project is called The Boss Ladies Podcast, which is co-hosted by myself and my co-host Manasi, who's based out of the Bay Area. The mission of our podcast is to provide a platform for impact oriented women to share their experiences so that other young women have the opportunity to have access to their insights and knowledge. Another aspect of why we're so excited to be a part of the Riley's Way Foundation is because we really want to focus on building a larger community and user base so we can reach more young women. So we're really focused on growth and scale for this upcoming year. And we're also excited to be a part of the Riley's Way community, have the chance to share our experiences and learn from the other project members in our cohort. Hello. My name is Felicien Sangwa. I use him/him [pronouns]. I'm located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. My project's name is Sangwa's Technical Resources and we try to use technology or software to bring together resources and information that can help refugee and immigrant students to attend a higher education. And my goal to achieve by next year is having enough feedback on how we're doing, what we're doing, and implementing those feedbacks to make sure that user experience is better on our apps and new projects. we're gonna embark on. I'm looking forward to learn from other fellows and how we can work together. And I'm excited to learn more about like Riley's Way and doing this fellowship. Bye. Hi, I'm Brian Zhou, he/they pronouns, from Herndon, Virginia. I'm the founder and executive director of The SPRING Group, which is our group aimed at democratizing access to policy research and policy initiatives through doing policy briefs and policy advocacy, as well as consulting for local, state, national, and international groups on policy issues. One of the things that we're really excited to do over the course of the Call For Kindness Fellowship is scale and grow our previous work both in terms of people and the level of work that we're able to do. And we're really excited to be able to send our members to Call For Kindness training and other events to be able to utilize the full scope of leadership development workshops and everything offered by the Call For Kindness Fellowship. Thanks so much.
