Explore the highlights from this year's show. Dive deeper into the stories of people who create light across South LA—entrepreneurs and artists alike who inspire change through their craft, purpose, and activism.
Watch as Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner takes us on a journey of the place we call home.
Having a support system for inner city young women is critical. It’s teaching them how to be resilient. It’s also building an environment that’s more inclusive of them.
Robby WilliiamsDirector, Power Project
I don't believe that we're just here to make money. And in my position as a barber, I'm required to make a difference somehow and to volunteer and do something to help better the community.
Brian "Goose" DavisFounder, Legends Barbershop
This gives us an opportunity to have something that we can share and be a part of, and create our own legacy through these opportunities that Akil is planting in the community.
Manny JacksonCreative Director, Thread Haus
We are here to make sure that our youth are using their own agency and mechanizing their power to change their communities.
Nicole SteeleDirector of Health Equity Programming
I know who I'm teaching.
I know who I'm training.
I know who I'm giving opportunity to because, I was them.Chef Keith CorbinAlta Adams
Where are we to find that light of hope that is King’s dream? That light of hope is to be found in the resolve, and in the resistance to make that dream a reality.
Rev. Kelly Brown DouglasDean, Episcopal Divinity School
