Jaden Smith, the 22-year-old actor and activist, is taking on a new role as the host of a Snapchat original series called The Solution Committee. The show aims to educate and inspire young people by addressing some of the social injustices prevalent today and highlighting the efforts of youth activists who are striving to create positive change.

In each episode, Smith will engage in discussions with his celebrity friends, such as Hailey Baldwin, Yara Shahidi, and his sister Willow Smith, as well as activists, to explore various issues. Topics will range from criminal justice reform to climate change and voting.

The trailer for the series sets the tone for what viewers can expect. Smith opens by welcoming viewers to a show where people come together to discuss complex issues, including the reasons why young people often do not vote. Actress Lena Waithe poses the question of how young people can make a difference when they want to change the world.

Smith took to Instagram to elaborate on the show's purpose. He highlighted the historical trend of low voter turnout among people aged 18 to 23, attributing it to a lack of information or knowledge on where to find it. The primary goal of The Solution Committee is to educate and empower young people, encouraging them to vote.

The star-studded lineup of celebrity guests for the show is impressive. Joining Smith will be notable figures, including Common, Bella Hadid, Janelle Monáe, and Phoebe Robinson. Their involvement will undoubtedly bring attention to the systemic issues being discussed.

Brad Haugen, President of Westbrook Media, expressed his admiration for Smith's dedication to shedding light on injustice and commended his efforts in finding innovative ways to address these issues. He believes that The Solution Committee has the potential to spark real change and generate awareness, following the success of Smith's previous collaboration with Snap on the series Will From Home.

Each episode of The Solution Committee will also feature swipe-up features, providing viewers with opportunities to take action and participate in the fight for equality. This includes resources on how to register to vote.

Starting from September 21, new episodes of the 8-episode series will be released exclusively on Snapchat's Discover page every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. By leveraging the popularity and reach of Snapchat, Smith and his team hope to engage and empower a new generation to make a meaningful difference in society.