CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A local nonprofit is helping students in grades 7-12 build essential life skills through an innovative leadership program that puts young people in control of their future.

Brianna Davis, founder and CEO of Esperanza de Tejas, created the Amor y Esperanza Leadership Summit as a unique approach to career development. Unlike traditional job fairs, this event flips the script.

"It's really a reverse job fair," Davis said. "Each kid at each table picks the question they want to ask."

The one-day summit, now in its second year, focuses on building skills and confidence for middle and high school students. Davis founded the nonprofit to serve underserved communities by providing access to essential resources and educational opportunities.

"Provide to underrepresented

See Full Page