Adama Bryant's twenty-plus year career has spanned both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors involving local, international, remote and virtual settings. Her early career included administrative and human resources work for an award-winning landscape company. Her devotion to public service led her to work with several environmental agencies, where she was responsible for human resources, operations and program and project management. Ms. Bryant's passion for creating opportunities and access for at-risk youth populations is why she founded Weekend-Adventures (W-A) in March 2018. W-A provides children in at-risk communities with experiential and educational adventures in the arts, sciences and the outdoors, all designed to develop a life-long love of learning and new experiences. W-A is a fiscally-sponsored program of the Social Good Fund and serves children in grades 3 -8. There is no cost to the children or their families to participate. W-A's year-round experiential weekend trips are designed to show children that they belong in safe, fun spaces, free from stress, adversity, violence and drugs. Weekend-adventures is the possibility of every child knowing that they are loved, safe and have access to an unimaginable life. W-A serves children in San Francisco who live in neighborhoods that are under stress and lacking in resources. W-A creates opportunities for children to explore what is possible, and empowers them to create a life of their own choosing. Ms. Bryant is a life-long San Franciscan and the mother of three. She holds a B.S. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from California State University, East Bay and a Master of Nonprofit Administration from the University of San Francisco. Her additional professional training includes eCornell certification in diversity and inclusion and coursework with Landmark Worldwide. As an activist in the community, she serves on the board of directors of the Tenderloin Community Business District, is a community expert for the Presidio Trust and has been a program speaker for the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and SPUR, the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association.