First Generation to the Next is dedicated to empowering young adults in their high school and early college years by providing the resources, mentorship, and financial support necessary to succeed.
We focus on developing skills, fostering a growth mindset, and ensuring access to higher education and vocational training, guiding students toward earning their degrees and achieving their fullest potential.
Passionate education advocate
Guides young adults in transition
Experienced with diverse learners
Jasmane Myles is a passionate advocate for higher education who believes that success has many pathways. For her, education includes not only colleges and universities, but also vocational and trade programs that prepare students for thriving careers.
With years of experience serving learners from diverse backgrounds, she has seen firsthand that the common denominator of success is access to education. Her mission is to guide young adults as they navigate a changing world—and her journey to founding First Generation to the Next reflects that commitment.
We elevate the next generation through mentorship and coaching that foster personal and academic growth.
We educate by equipping students with tools, resources, and guidance to expand their knowledge and confidence.
We empower future leaders by investing in their success—through our time, our network, and our Legacy Forward scholarship program.
Legacy Forward Scholarship
2025-2026 Recipient
Ferriday High School Graduate
Class of 2025
"As a first-generation college student, this scholarship not only helps ease the financial burden of pursuing higher education, but it also serves as a powerful reminder that my hard work, determination, and dreams are being recognized and supported.
Your investment in my future motivates me even more to excel in my studies and make a meaningful impact in my community.
Thank you once again for believing in me and helping make my educational journey possible. I am committed to making the most of this opportunity and carrying the spirit of this scholarship with me every step of the way".