At just 21 years old, Dylan Keith Humphrey, a globally recognized advocate, brings a powerful firsthand perspective on what young people need to feel seen, supported, and heard. He is a believer in the power of storytelling as a tool for connection, healing, and change. 

As the co-founder of Fourddo (four-dee-do), a creative media organization, he and his sister have served thousands by spearheading national campaigns and initiatives in mental health, activism, and the arts—partnering with organizations like Nike, KIA Motors, Macy's, UNESCO, The Bezos Foundation, and No Kid Hungry. Collaboration is at the forefront. Their work is rooted in using storytelling to amplify young people and the causes that affect them. 

Dylan has held several advisory and ambassadorial positions at the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Young Futures Org, Made By Us, Civics Unplugged, Adolescent Content, The Foundation for Social Connection, Boston Healthcare for the Homeless, ReThink Citizens, USTA, and UNICEF USA. 

In his junior year at Emerson College, he advises the President and the Dean of Arts on equitable and inclusive solutions for students. His creative pursuits have also recognized him as a Norman Lear and Bruno Mars Fund Scholar. As well as a Young Arts National Winner. Recently, he was recognized as a Finalist for Sundance's Cultural Impact Residency and produced a premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.