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Congratulations to Ania Dawson, our Spring 2026 recipient of the Genie McMeans Jr. Scholarship. Ania has recently graduated from Fayette County High School. Ania is very passionate about environmental justice, as she has seen, firsthand, how environmental challenges can impact a family member’s health. During her time in high school, Ania organized community cleanups with her school’s Green Club, created up-cycling projects through social media, and shared weekly sustainability tips on the school’s announcements, all while helping her mom navigate the environmental impact on her health.

 



What's Next for Ania?

Ania will attend Yale University where she plans to double major in environmental science and political science. She wants to serve her community through advocacy, volunteerism, and mentoring by helping young women and students from underserved communities pursue education in STEM. We are so proud of Ania and happy we can aid in her mission to improve the environment around us!

 

More About the Genie McMeans Jr. Scholarship

The Genie McMeans Jr. scholarship is a $500 scholarship awarded to students who exhibit perseverance through adversity. Genie McMeans Jr., known affectionally as “Junior”, was a first-generation college graduate who sadly became a victim of police brutality shortly after his graduation. He was a loving son, brother, uncle, and friend. Although our time with Junior was cut short, we honor his memory by continuing his spirit of scholarship, service, and community.

 

To learn about the scholarship requirements or apply for the next scholarship cycle, please visit our scholarship page.

 


 
 
 

Congratulations to Kani Henry, the Fall 2024 recipient of our Genie McMeans Jr. scholarship! Kani is a graduating senior at Sandy Creek High School, where he played basketball and exceled in the school’s International Baccalaureate program. Kai wrote a riveting essaying describing his difficult experience transferring schools, being one of the only black students in his neighborhood, and then experiencing virtual learning through Covid-19. Despite these circumstances, Kani persevered, and his hard work paid off.





What's Next for Kani?

  Kani will attend Lagrange College in the fall, where he will major in Sports Management and play collegiate basketball. Kani also plans to be a graduate assistant and obtain a master’s degree. We are honored to have Kani as this semester’s recipient of the Genie McMeans Jr. scholarship, and we are excited to watch him succeed!  

More About the Genie McMeans Jr. Scholarship

The Genie McMeans Jr. scholarship is a $500 scholarship awarded twice a year to students who exhibit perseverance through adversity. Genie McMeans Jr., known affectionally as “Junior”, was a first-generation college graduate who sadly became a victim of police brutality shortly after his graduation. He was a loving son, brother, uncle, and friend. Although our time with Junior was cut short, we honor his memory by continuing his spirit of scholarship, service, and community.

 

To learn about the scholarship requirements or apply for the next scholarship cycle, please visit our scholarship page.



 
 
 

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