Amazurian
Tireless Champion
The Amazurian leads with empathy, embracing all across lines of gender, sexuality, ability, race, and belief. They work to break down harmful divisions and fiercely defend everyone’s right to live openly and authentically.
Committed to systemic change, Amazurians champion tools and platforms that ensure equal access, building a world rooted in diversity and opportunity for all.
Artist and chef whose work blends food, nature, and design to explore how the everyday can become extraordinary
“People want to do things quickly and conveniently. Sometimes we need that, but it can also create a feeling of disconnection – where we’re in motion, but not truly present.”
Anthropology professor at Bowdoin College, studying Aboriginal Australian representation in media
“A great song is eternal. There’s a kind of immortality that rises from chaotic intuition — like the complexity of the human mind — and it's felt by all of us.”
Founder of Studio ATAO, promoting diversity in food careers; currently a Fulbright scholar researching food access in Singapore’s hawker centers
“There’s something about certain smells, sounds, or textures that can feel comforting and evoke a sense of care.”
