A nonprofit, three ventures, and the tools that keep them running. The thread through all of it: access isn't charity, it's recognition — most students aren't behind because they can't do the work, they're behind because nobody showed up for them. Better to build structure than run one-off events.
Three live projects, three plots — and the plot is the code — encoded at error-correction H with a four-module quiet zone. Tap the tree and the canopy comes apart leaf by leaf, each leaf flying down into a dark module while the camera swings overhead. What lands on the ground actually scans. One oak to a plot, grown from a hash of its own URL, so a project always gets the same tree.
Mechanic ported from Magic Tree — github.com/Slifronic/magic-tree
Ten domains, ten species, one fruit per skill — sixty-four of them. Drag to walk the grove, hover a fruit to name it, pick a tree to isolate it as a specimen plate — each one keeps its own resident.
Sixteen stations between 2018 and now — a scout troop, a nonprofit, a chapter, a perfume brand, eight AI programmes. Read the ridge, then walk the switchbacks.
The documented side of everything above — seventeen recognitions from the White House down to the county, fourteen credentials across eight certification programmes, and one résumé kept in step with this page.
One page, kept up to date alongside this site. Associate's in Business Administration from De Anza, GPA 4.0, with the nonprofit and chapter work behind it.
The Obsidian vault behind all of it — every venture, chapter and course as a note, linked where the work actually overlaps. Drag to turn it.
Fourteen credentials across eight programmes, most of them this year. Several were issued twice — once as a certificate of completion, once through Claude Academy — and both IDs are listed.
Open to opportunities, collaborations, and conversations. The fastest way to reach me is email.