Kaylani Lei Tushy Jun 2026

Kaylani serves on the advisory board of the Women in Media Initiative and volunteers as a guest lecturer at local high schools, encouraging youth to explore digital storytelling as a tool for self‑expression.

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Marisol's story was about a hillside where, once every hundred years, the moon wove down to touch the earth. People would lay out blankets and share the moon's hush. In the story, a child—small, barefoot, braids knotted like question marks—climbed the hill to collect moonlight in a jar. The child dropped the jar, which shattered into a rain of silver dust. Each grain found a person who had lost something: a laugh, a love letter, a map. The child picked up one grain and pressed it to her lips, and the world around her breathed easier. Kaylani serves on the advisory board of the