Where Innovation Meets Inclusion
We empower youth with disabilities through transformative science programs, groundbreaking medical device innovation, and parent-centered focus groups that shape the future of accessibility.
We believe disability is not limitation it is a catalyst for discovery. Through STEM education, assistive technology development, and community collaboration, we are building solutions with families, not just for them.
Together, we are engineering possibility.
Isaiah Immanuel Harvey, Founder and CEO
From Disability to Possibility
From Disability to Possibility
Our Services
Raised2Rise Focus Group
A Guy in the Lab
Raised 2 RISE is a community-centered focus group initiative that brings together parents of children with disabilities to share their lived experiences, challenges, and insights. The program gathers meaningful data to better understand gaps in services, accessibility, education, and support systems. By elevating parent voices, Raised 2 RISE transforms real stories into actionable strategies, advocacy efforts, and informed program development. The goal is to turn insight into impact creating equitable solutions, strengthening community resources, and driving sustainable change for children with disabilities and their families.
A Guy in the Lab is an inclusive summer enrichment program designed for children who are hard of hearing and have sensory disabilities. The program provides hands-on STEM activities, interactive experiments, and creative problem-solving experiences in a supportive, accessible environment. Through adaptive tools, visual learning strategies, and sensory-friendly spaces, students explore science, technology, engineering, and innovation with confidence. A Guy in the Lab empowers participants to see themselves as future inventors, researchers, and leaders while building social skills, self-advocacy, and a strong sense of belonging.
Devices for the Deaf Community
We collaborate with forward-thinking manufacturers to design and develop innovative devices that improve safety, communication, and daily living for individuals who are hard of hearing. By combining lived experience, community research, and inclusive design principles, we help create products that are practical, accessible, and responsive to real-world needs. Our partnerships focus on developing technology that empowers independence, enhances quality of life, and ensures that individuals who are hard of hearing are not just considered but prioritized in the innovation process.
Our Generous Supporters.... Dr. Regina Beard...... Attorney Andrew J. Sosnowski..... National Benevolent Association
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Our Generous Supporters.... Dr. Regina Beard...... Attorney Andrew J. Sosnowski..... National Benevolent Association 〰️
About
our Founder
Isaiah Harvey is an exceptional 11th grade scholar, innovator, and national youth leader who was born with bilateral hearing loss and has consistently defied expectations. As the Founder of the Quantum Visionary Foundation, he is committed to expanding access to STEM, assistive technology, and inclusive innovation for underserved communities.
Isaiah made history as the first high school student recognized among the Top 20 Under 40 of Northwest Indiana, demonstrating leadership far beyond his years. In 2024, he was selected for a prestigious United States Department of Agriculture Fellowship at Purdue University through the Women and Minorities in Water and Energy Sectors initiative, where he contributed to research and policy discussions focused on sustainability and equity.
A Lovis Foundation Award recipient and NAACP Jr. Image Award honoree, Isaiah is also an inductee of the National Association of Future Scientists and Medical Leaders. He has presented at the Chicago International Summit on Education on Technology Integration, served as a TRIO Conference presenter on Immersive Learning in College for Students Who Had an IEP, and was selected for the 2026 MIT IDEA2 Cohort.
Isaiah’s journey reflects resilience, brilliance, and an unwavering commitment to ensuring that students with disabilities are seen not through limitations—but through limitless potential.
Kemi Brown, MSW Chairman Western Iowa Tech Community College
Ingrid Fogle - Ball State University
Sheva Robinson, LNPBOARD OF ADVISORS
Kila Ward, Director of Education and Workforce Development for the City of Michigan City