![]() 12-Year-Old STEM Prodigy Sean "The Science Kid" Atitsogbe Named 2026 LEDI HonoreeThe science educator and literacy enthusiast becomes the youngest recipient in history to be honored at the 11th Annual LEDI Gala themed "We Are The Light" on Oct. 24 in Atlanta.
Sean will be celebrated at the 11th Annual LEDI International Life Changers Awards and Fundraising Gala, themed "We Are The Light," on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 5:30 PM at the Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway Hotel in College Park, Georgia. The black-tie event features Honorary Co-Chairs Ambassador Andrew J. Young, former U.S. Ambassador to the UN and civil rights icon, and Virginia W. Harris, National President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. A Mensa member since age four, Sean reaches 2M+ followers through relatable experiments and featured appearances on CNN and Good Morning America. The award-winning youth advocate and aspiring "neurocardio surgeon" now leads SciReach to empower underserved young learners. "Sean's extraordinary passion for STEM and literacy aligns seamlessly with LEDI's mission," said Joan Curran Darkortey, LEDI Co-Founder and CEO. "By inspiring youth through hands-on learning, he breaks down barriers to education, demonstrating that curiosity and knowledge can truly transform young lives." "As our youngest honoree to date, Sean proves that leadership and impact have no age limit," added Rufus Darkortey, LEDI Co-Founder and President. "His commitment to youth empowerment and expanding educational access exemplifies the vision behind our International Life Changer Award." Sean will be honored alongside fellow 2026 honorees:
Secure Your Spot Today For tickets, sponsorships, and info, visit www.ledifundraiser.org or email info@ledifundraiser.org. About LEDI Founded in 2007, the Liberia Economic Development Initiative (LEDI) is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to reducing poverty, empowering communities, and transforming lives. Learn more at www.ledinow.org. End
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