Mission
The Reverie Project exists to educate the public about underrepresented people, nonprofits, companies, communities, and innovation ecosystems through interviews, articles, research, public programming, and other educational media.
About Reverie
A public-interest storytelling organization built for careful documentation.
The Reverie Project exists to educate the public about underrepresented people, nonprofits, companies, communities, and innovation ecosystems through interviews, articles, research, public programming, and other educational media.
Identity
- Public name
- Reverie
- Legal name
- The Reverie Project, Inc.
- Status
- Student-led educational nonprofit in formation.
Vision
A world where meaningful work is not invisible simply because it is far from traditional centers of media, capital, and institutional attention.
Values
The principles behind the archive.
Human-led storytelling
Editorial independence
Global curiosity
Respectful documentation
Public education
Access and visibility
Transparency
Founder and Initial Team
Officers
Ty Lipscomb
President
Student founder focused on building Reverie's formation, editorial direction, and public-interest documentation work.
Tom Wang
Treasurer
Initial officer supporting financial stewardship, launch planning, and responsible nonprofit operations.
Jean Fayad
Secretary
Initial officer supporting governance records, organizational process, and mission-aligned administration.
Reverie is an independent student-led initiative and is not officially affiliated with Princeton University unless otherwise stated.