The most under-reported changes happening to our generation are right in front of us. Using investigative journalism and interviews from prominent voices, The Crisis aims to bring truth to power, influence people to be attentive and conscientious of their civic engagement, and strengthen the foundation of our democracy, both on college campuses and state/congressional levels. Tackling issues like student debt, tuition, the onslaught of depression, racial strife, and other social justice oriented conversations, The Crisis uses storytelling, philosophy, research and science.

“We need leaders with unconditional passion and resiliency. Which means, we need leaders who have first and foremost done the work on themselves, before they try to do work for anyone else” In this explicitly candor and honest memoir, activist, organizer and student leader Ayo Banjo breaks down the issues that plague institutions of student representation: Toxic student leadership and the selfishness of hidden personal agendas in office. He enlightens his audience with tools and mechanisms to ensure the same corrupt leaders don’t continue to get elected into office.

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