We were so enthralled by Marley's vision that we emailed her the following question. Check out her advice to Être:

Ê: “Sometimes we feel too small to make a mark on the world. People underestimate girls our age and think we don’t really care about things. But we do. We want to make the world way better. What’s your best advice for middle school girls who want to be listened to and make a difference before we grow up?” 
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M: "My best advice for middle school girls is that you don't have to wait until you 'grow up' to make a difference. The concept of 'grown up' automatically limits you. If you have frustrations about what's happening in the world around you, share those ideas with those around you. Share online (responsibly). Talk to your teachers and classmates. Doing these things will allow you to connect and possibly collaborate to create a community. This community can help you create social change."