Kid Admiral isn't just a creative vision — it is a lived one. Our compass is the pointer towards inner fitness.
We are invested in stories that restore, that provoke thought, that remind us of our shared humanity and the power that lives in each of us when we dare to illuminate the light within. Our compass is to move people inward through stories that educate, entertain and edifies — serving as technologies for transformation.
The times are always calling for stories that build pathways to connection.
Where transformation occurs
The Inaugural Kid Admiral Legacy Awards
We established the Kid Admiral Legacy Awards — centering community and legacy in my hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, while igniting a path toward broader programming that helps others deepen their connection to living meaningfully — in the space between the dash.
Tamara, Founder of Kid Admiral
City of Monroeville honors January 11th as De’Andre McMillian’s Day
Kid Admiral marked a milestone achievement
In a momentous ceremony, Monroeville Mayor Charles Andrew officially proclaimed January 11th as De'Andre McMillian Day, commemorating the lasting impact of a beloved community member.
The proclamation was presented during Kid Admiral’s Inaugural Legacy and Awards ceremony, which featured the premiere screening of The Long Road Home. The touching tribute cemented De’Andre’s Legacy in the community he called home.
“De’Andre’s memory continues to inspire diversity in the community and brings forth an awareness of Mental Health with dignity and grace.”
— Mayor Charles Andrews, City of Monroeville, Alabama
The premiere and awards ceremony opened with a moving invocation from Pastor Dion Culliver, who drew a profound parallel to the biblical story of Abel, noting that like this ancient testament to faith, De'Andre McMillian's legacy continues to speak to and inspire the community he left behind.
The evening's resonance deepened with Dr. Lett, Coastal Alabama Community College Campus Director, who delivered a compelling address about the illuminating power of individual impact.
Her stirring message challenged the audience to consider their own legacies, culminating in a powerful question that echoed through the room:
"What do we want others to say about the lives we've led when we are no longer here?"
