We’re excited to announce that Yiying Lu, an award-winning artist, designer, and global creative leader, is joining Brilliance by the Bay as our Mensa Foundation-sponsored keynote speaker! Yiying will present “Designing for Belonging: Creativity Connects Us,” exploring how visual language, creativity, and storytelling can connect people across cultures and communities.
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Lisa Pruitt will be our keynote speaker at the San Francisco Regional Mensa Regional Gathering in San Rafael from November 20-22, 2026. Dr. Pruitt will on “Engineering an Authentic Life” where we will explore introspection to build an actionable plan for a purposeful and authentic life.
We’re excited to announce our first round of speakers who will be at SFRM’s Regional Gathering this November 20-22nd including our Saturday night keynote speaker and youth-exclusive and youth-friendly sessions.
The wait is over, registration for the 2026 SFRM Regional Gathering (RG) is officially live!
The 2026 San Francisco Regional Mensa Regional Gathering (RG) is shaping up to be unlike any we’ve hosted before. We’re especially excited to announce a new partnership with the Mensa Foundation.
We are thrilled to announce that San Francisco Regional Mensa has officially entered into a sponsored partnership with the Mensa Foundation for our upcoming Regional Gathering in Burlingame, CA.
We’re excited to share that SFRM’s Gifted Youth Resource Coordinator will be a panelist for Mensa’s upcoming session on “Raising Gifted Children in the Age of AI”.
Last Saturday, our A M A Z I N G San Francisco Regional Mensa Gifted Youth team, led by our Youth Member-at-Large, Brandon, came together with our families to package meals at Kids Against Hunger (KAH) Bay Area in Pleasanton.
The SFRM Gifted Youth Program (GYP) AI Assistant is your always-available hub for information, resources, and updates about the Gifted Youth Program. It is designed to help families, parents, and youth quickly find what they need and discover new ways to get involved.
Maurice may only be six, but his long interest in art originated when his mom found out the extent to which he was creative when he was very young – which turned out to be as huge as an ocean. It is not only his creativity that stands out; it is his singular observation skills that are key to his success.