Anthonia Ogundele founded Ethọ́s Lab as a place where young people can build, question, and imagine together. Her public work connects technology education with cultural infrastructure, treating trust and belonging as part of the learning environment rather than an afterthought.
Her BC + AI spotlight follows that same line. AI is not presented as a tool young people should meet alone. It becomes material for a shared experiment, with parents, mentors, and community organizations helping shape the conditions. Anthonia brings the room back to a practical question: who gets a place to learn, create, and decide what comes next?


