Welcome to What Can You Do?, a new podcast dedicated to shedding light on the work of youth activists in education across the U.S., and demystifying the activism process to empower our next generation of leaders. In our debut episode we interview Hope Shinderman, the founder and president of Bored of Boredom, an educational equity organization which offers virtual educational services to students in an effort to close the digital divide and support learners during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Hope and I talk about everything from punk rock protest music to the dangers of neocolonialism. But most importantly, we discuss Bored of Boredom, the communities it serves, and the impact it has as a learning resource.