Lani Brayer

Lani Brayer currently serves as an Educational Consultant and Program Director at Gen2Gen, a pioneering non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness about the injustices faced by victims of genocide. In her role, Lani leverages her extensive expertise in curriculum design, program development, and community engagement to create impactful educational experiences that foster empathy, understanding, and social justice. She is responsible for the strategic development and implementation of the "Remember Me" program, a compelling initiative aimed at engaging young teenagers in meaningful conversations about history, human rights, and the importance of remembrance. Through innovative pedagogical approaches and culturally responsive content, Lani ensures that the program resonates with diverse youth communities, encouraging active participation and critical reflection.

In addition to her work on "Remember Me," Lani co-created and managed an innovative street art project that serves as a dynamic platform for youth engagement and community storytelling. This project not only promotes creative expression but also facilitates dialogue around social justice issues, empowering youth to use art as a tool for advocacy and awareness. Her skills in curriculum development, educational consulting, and event management enable her to design transformational educational experiences that bridge gaps between different communities and generations. Lani’s energetic and creative approach to community building, combined with her dedication to social impact, positions her as a leader in the field of educational programming focused on social justice and human rights. Her work continues to inspire young people and adults alike to become active participants in creating a more just and compassionate world.