The Senate Resolution commends Wiley Brazier V for his significant contributions to education, technology, and entrepreneurship, highlighting his dedication to empowering youth and communities in Louisiana and beyond. As the founder and executive director of We Greaux People, Brazier has transformed educational access through innovative technology solutions, benefiting thousands of students and educators. His career began as a science teacher, and he quickly gained recognition for his leadership in turning around underperforming schools and implementing successful educational initiatives, such as the first one-to-one Chromebook program in East Baton Rouge Parish.

Brazier's impact extends globally, as he has built partnerships with major technology firms and aligned his organization's mission with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to promote equitable access to education. His initiatives include youth coding programs, digital literacy training, and after-school enrichment opportunities that foster interest in STEM. Recognized as a leader in educational technology, he has received multiple awards for his mentorship and innovative practices, exemplifying a commitment to educational equity and inspiring future generations. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing his remarkable contributions and transmitting a copy to him.