Savannah Michelle Seward

Hello! My name is Savannah Seward but you can call me Savy. I'm currently studying at the School of Arts Institute of Chicago to enhance my skills as an artist and to become more familiar in marketing and business in the art scene.

Despite spending most of my time working on my art, I have hands-on experience in working with others and navigating through food settings due to working in an ice cream parlor last summer. I'm known for my artistic talent, creativity, and adaptability that allows me to navigate through challenges. I'm committed to making meaningful achievements and to contributing to my community in order to build a positive and working environment.

• Fundación Juanfe, Columbia, South America, Junior(July 2023) - 100 hours per week, 0 weeks per year, The Juanfe Foundation is a program dedicated to breaking the cycles of poverty and oppression for teen mothers in Latin America. I participated with the program for a week in July which took place in Columbia, South America. I worked, as a caretaker, friend, and leader through this program. While I was there, my whole perspective on life changed because of the life and attitudes of these girls. They taught me the importance of being strong for those who are a minority and the importance of caring for one another. These girls went through hardships nobody could've possibly ever imagine. Yet, all they wanted was for a friend to tell them they had a meaning in life. classes. Juan Fe is a lifelong dedication and I hope to bring some of them to the US one day and employ them in the company I build.
• Corral Stables (January 2025) - Volunteered at this stable that caters to teaching disabled people to be around horses. Here I learned there is not one "right" way to navigate the world. Being creative and patient with people around you advocates for a more empathetic and kind world. I loved working here not only because I love being around horses but because I love helping other people.

In 2023, I was apart of the State Relay that would break the State Record in Georgia.