“My sister and I are in a really good place,” Leddy said. “It doesn't sound totally sane saying out loud, but it does feel that way sometimes. In my heart, we did this together. I wouldn't have been able to beat the odds of publishing a book if I didn't have her permission.” 

“I mean, it's me, myself, and AI. It’s a very human-focused show.” 

“We don't have time for these stereotypes—these harmful stereotypes—to just fade out over time,” Lego said.

“I really love helping people realize they can sew,” Garrett said. “I think it's really exciting because it's like something so creative, which I think a lot of college students don’t have time for in the traditional sense.”

“Her personal and academic accomplishments, along with the work she's done to assist other children facing similar physical mobility challenges was inspiring to me and to the committee."