• What is DIGIM?

    A movement led by the YANI Collective that blends real-world exposure, culturally-relevant support, and educational empowerment.

  • College & Career Fairs

    6+ events hosted since 2022 with 2,500+ students from 25 schools impacted.

  • Get the Book

    “D@mn, I Graduate in May!” — a literary mixtape guiding students after high school.

A Movement Made for This Moment

Founded by Marc Supreme, DIGIM is more than a book or college fair — it’s a mission to create equitable access to post-high school success. Our on-campus experiences, “How to Become” panels, and culturally-rooted approach have helped thousands of students envision their next step.

DIGIM College Fair – A College Fair Experience for the Culture

DIGIM College Fair is back—and this time, we’re bringing the experience to University of Illinois Chicago on October 27 for an event that blends culture, college access, and career exploration like never before.

Organized by The YANI Collective in partnership with Peoria Public Schools and Illinois State Representative Jehan Gordon-Booth, this one-of-a-kind event puts students at the center of opportunity.

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What Makes DIGIM Different?

This isn’t just another college fair. DIGIM features interactive breakout panels, powerful guest speakers, and a culturally relevant experience that speaks to students’ real interests and goals. With representation from high schools across the region and colleges from across the country, DIGIM connects students with people and pathways they can relate to—and be inspired by.

Save your seat now and get ready to dream big.

📅 Date: October 27, 2025

📍 Location: University of Illinois Chicago

🎟 Free Admission

The intersection of Education & Culture

The ultimate how-to guide for dream chasers in high school & college.

Millions of students go through college with a fractured understanding of how college works, following the same tired talk that’s been passed down for generations. Supreme delivers a fresh, raw breakdown of college options, challenging students and parents to view school as a tool, not an end-all be-all. His blunt take on college enlists “Drake vs. Migos” examples and other cultural concepts to bring this book to life!

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