I believe in the work AIME does and I want to see it broaden to being a service globally. I want to see this happen because I believe in the young people of our future and the future they can create for the world.

I know that one’s greatest weakness lies in giving up when they fail, but the most certain way to succeed is always to try one last time. This is why I joined AIME, because failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently and I want to encourage mentees to use the power of failure.

I want to be able to help students like me and make them care about education rather than resenting school like I did for so long.

By standing together with dignity and hope for the future, AIME transforms lives.

I was sick of reading the paper or hearing stories of inequality in our own backyard. I decided to get off my backside and do something about it. AIME encourages and empowers our mentees to create a fairer and a more loving world.

Beyond my family, no people have helped shape my life, my career and my view of the world more than the mentors I have been lucky enough to work, play and live with. I’m so excited to have found AIME and to do everything I can to serve the cause of mentorship all over the world.

AIME and its values are something I really believe in. It’s radical, cultural-shifting work is reshaping both the psychological framework of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. AIME’s work really makes you believe in humans and our collective capacity.

I believe in the work AIME does and I want to see it broaden to being a service globally. I want to see this happen because I believe in the young people of our future and the future they can create for the world.