Miles Design

Name Blessyn Nkrumah What makes me ICONIC? Empath, AKA Blessyn Nkrumah, is a high school student with the unique ability to feel the emotions of those around her. This power has allowed her to become incredibly socially and emotionally aware and able to approach conversations and situations in a way that makes others feel comfortable and safe. Empath uses her powers to fight for justice and help those in need. Her keen sense of empathy allows her to understand the emotions of others and to connect with them on a deep [...]

Name Jennifer Serrano What makes me ICONIC? Barbella, AKA Jennifer Serrano, the student superhero with incredible strength, a fierce determination, and a heart of gold. Her unwavering commitment to her community and her ability to lift heavy weights and command attention with her persuasive abilities make her an unstoppable force for good. Born from a difficult childhood, Barbella has faced many challenges and learned to channel her pain into positive energy. Her passion for weightlifting and the gym have become a crucial coping mechanism for her, helping her to release her anxiety and [...]

Name Trey Cunningham What makes me ICONIC? VoiceBox, AKA Trey Cunningham. VoiceBox was once a timid and quiet individual, but after witnessing the injustices faced by marginalized communities in education, he developed the power to amplify his voice to speak up for the voiceless. With his superpower, VoiceBox has become a champion for social justice, using his voice to advocate for those who cannot speak up for themselves. He inspires others to do the same and brings attention to important causes in education that are often overlooked. VoiceBox bloomed out of a desire [...]

Name Ivy Enyenihi What makes me ICONIC? Rising Wing, AKA Ivy Enyenihi. Growing up in a community where resources for education systems varied based on location, Rising Wing recognized the transformative power of education and was determined to make a difference. Early on, Rising Wing discovered the power of telepathy, which allowed her to connect with people on a deeper level and understand their thoughts and emotions. But as Rising Wing honed her abilities, she also discovered a unique bond with a shapeshifting eagle, who became her trusted companion and ally. Together, Rising [...]

Name Ommay Farah What makes me ICONIC? Mind Warp, AKA Ommay Farah. Mind Warp was born with the power to warp reality, turning the impossible into the possible. Her motto in life has always been "It always seems impossible until it is done." Mind Warp uses her superpower to break through barriers and achieve the seemingly unattainable. She inspires others to believe in themselves and see beyond the limitations of their current circumstances. She believes that anything is possible with determination and hard work, and she uses her superpower to turn that belief [...]

Name Carson Bock What makes me ICONIC? UpLink, AKA Carson Bock. UpLink is a brilliant STEM student who struggled with her own mental health. She found solace in technology, using it to track and manage her symptoms. With her expertise in technology and personal experience with mental health, UpLink developed the power of Technological Empathy - the ability to use advanced technology to detect, analyze, and respond to mental health issues in others. She used her superpower to help people struggling with mental health by developing innovative tools and technology that improve their [...]

I applied to become a League Leader because I care deeply about issues that affect my community. I wanted to learn as much as possible about education inequality and what I can do to help as a current student that is living and operating under an educational institution.

I applied to be a League Leader in large part because of this amazing space that I can help create. It connects higher education policy with those who are within education currently and creates an amazing conversation on various topics that I cannot wait to get into.

I’m very proud of my Mexican heritage and roots. I wanted to pay tribute to those roots. Also, I’ve always loved the symbolism of fire and how it can be a savior, but also a destroyer. It just depends on how you use it.