We have come familiar with Time Magazine’s “Man of the Year” and “Person of the Year,” but now we can get acquainted with their first “Kid of the Year.”
Time Magazine’s first-ever “Kid of the Year” is Gatanjali Rao, a young scientist, and inventor.
The 15-year-old girl has used her skills to create an app that helps prevent the act of cyberbullying.
Teen Scientist and Inventor @gitanjaliarao Named First-Ever 'Time' Kid of the Year | by @KennyHerzog https://t.co/TCsqfnLQ1p
— Entrepreneur (@Entrepreneur) December 3, 2020
Rao has also worked on ways to take on contaminated water and the fight against opioid addiction.
You can read more about Rao and her accomplishments in the December 14 issue of Time Magazine.
What cool things were you doing at 15? Do you think it’s about time kids got recognition for their hard work?
