Dunn, a rising freshman at UC Berkeley, uses her passion for creative pursuits, entrepreneurism, and activism to help others reach their full potential
“Kalani Dunn doesn’t wait for opportunities to be handed to her, she creates them,” said Cheryl O’Donoghue, CEO at Aspire2STEAM.org. “When she was only 14 years old, she started her first online cosmetics business, Moodlash, handling all aspects of marketing and operations. She’s incredible in so many ways and we are humbled to award her an ASPIRER scholarship.”
As Kalani’s passion for business and social media marketing grew, so did her desire to serve others. In high school she served as Communications Officer for her school’s Self Love Club, which gave her the idea to start a
virtual magazine called FOURALL that caters to Generation Z artists, activists, students, and others. Kalani is the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Intern Director, and Social Media Manager. She not only writes and edits pop-culture and social justice articles, she directs an international team of 15 creators (designers, writers, and social media resources) and even curates community art submissions.