Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 12月28日 10時32分

In the summer of 2015, California native Amanda Southworth became one of the first Kode With Klossy scholars after becoming interested in programming through a robotics course at school. Upon completion of the Web-development course, she created her first app, AnxietyHelper, which provides information about mental illnesses and resources to cope with them. “The goal is to get people the help they need,” Amanda says. “It creates a place that I desperately needed when I was suffering with depression and anxiety as a kid.” Since then, Amanda has created two other apps: Verena, a security system for the LGBTQ+ community, which alerts contacts if the user is in trouble and helps the user locate nearby hospitals and shelters; and Whizard, an educational app that can convert handwritten notes into digital study guides and practice tests. “Whenever I see something that desperately needs to be changed, I create an app for it,” Amanda explains. “My goal isn’t to change the world. I just hope to change the people who live in it.” ?: @petrafcollins #21under21

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