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Vicky aspires to pursue a career in sports medicine and combine the intersection of medicine and literature, planning to further engage in social justice and emphasize mental health. She's also a multi-sport athlete, playing Soccer and Lacrosse, and is an avid weightlifter. Anie Udosen founded the diversity organization Fairfield For Change where she wrote her school district's land acknowledgment statement, developed an inclusive educational program, and coordinated virtual programming to engage thousands of students. Securing a $3000 grant to fund these initiatives, Anie's work was featured on PBS, Cincinnati Public Radio, and awarded the Princeton Prize. Anie also partnered with state officials to combat teen substance abuse and promote suicide prevention. Building on her passions, Anie wrote an article published by MIT about the dangers of racially-biased AI and coded many projects to empower diverse sets of users.
Additionally, Henry serves as a captain of his high school's math, Science Bowl, and Scholastic Bowl teams, where he encourages team members to develop the skills to succeed in challenging competitions. In the fall, Henry plans on attending Harvard University, where he will study applied mathematics and computer science. In his free time, Henry enjoys playing tennis with friends and family, learning new pieces on the violin, and reading opinion articles.
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She leads a global crowd-sourced advocacy effort to publicize justice system data as a National Ambassador for the Chicago Justice Project's CJPNation. Collaborating with multiple university professors, she has helped integrate this project into their course curriculums. An avid researcher, Tarini has published her own empirical studies and serves as Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Secondary Psychological Studies. A vocalist with a diverse repertoire, Tarini also has the distinction of having performed twice as a soloist at Carnegie Hall.
Bernadette Nwokeji is the Founder and CEO of S.H.A.R.E. Wholeness, a nonprofit from which she works to reallocate resources to ensure restitution is achieved within communities plagued by remnants of segregation. Besides possessing a fierce passion for racial equity and health policy, Bernadette is a food connoisseur, aspiring linguist, and history enthusiast. She's worked at her local public library, Micheal's, Marwen, Gallery 37, AnySquared art nonprofit, and researched light pollution at the Adler Planetarium. Last Fall, she independently organized Visionary Art Gallery, creating a platform for 8 musicians & 65 underrepresented teen artists to share their 250+ pieces of art with 500+ guests while raising 100s of dollars for the 3Arts nonprofit. When she isn't busy running 5 clubs or her small art business, she enjoys weightlifting & playing instruments. Below are lists of the top 10 contributors to committees that have raised at least $1,000,000andare primarily formed to support or oppose a state ballot measureora candidate for state office in the November 2022 general election.
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Through the talents and interests of her 40 dedicated members, her club has run nation-wide tutoring programs, workshops, drives, and more. In the future, Aparna hopes to study the many ways business, entrepreneurship, and economics can pave the way for global progress. He actively leads Words4, a nonprofit organization with a mission to improve rates of literacy among youth in Hawaii, striving for educational equity. Sascha's program employs a specialist-approved curriculum to read children's books on video. Sascha's motivation stemmed from learning that 1 in 6 adults in Hawaii is functionally illiterate, and over half of 3rd graders do not meet DOE assessment standards.
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Brooke aspires to work with the international community to confront the issues facing our world. As a UNICEF USA National Council member, a UNICEF Global Advocate, and a Minnesota Youth Council Representative, she has made positive, effective, and sustainable change. She's passionate about climate justice, juvenile justice, educational equity, and children's rights.
Majorities across regions and all demographic groups—with the exception of men (49% very important)—say abortion rights are very important when making their choice among candidates for Congress. A solid majority of likely voters (62%) are satisfied with their choices of candidates in the November 8 election, while about three in ten (32%) are not satisfied. Shares expressing satisfaction have increased somewhat from a month ago (53%) and were similar prior to the 2018 gubernatorial election (60% October 2018). Today, a solid majority of Democrats (79%) and independents (61%) say they are satisfied, compared to fewer than half of Republicans (44%). Majorities across demographic groups say they are satisfied, and notably, women (68%) are more likely than men (56%) to say this. Majorities across the state’s regions say they are satisfied with their choices of candidates in the upcoming gubernatorial election.
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By co-founding her school's Students Against Violence Everywhere Promise Club, Lena has led violence prevention and diversity education programs that impact over 1,500 local students annually. Lena serves on the Sandy Hook Promise National Youth Advisory Board as a representative for 3,500+ SAVE Promise Clubs nationwide. She has facilitated intergenerational collaboration with the Biden-Harris Transition Team, TIME Magazine, and the National Center for School Safety. At school, Lena is Executive President of Student Government, Concertmaster of the orchestra, and a Varsity Track & Field athlete. She has published op-eds in the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Pennsylvania Capital-Star about rural gun violence and youth advocacy.
While staffing local political campaigns, Rena focused on making internships accessible to Knoxville high schoolers, particularly women and POC. Rena's also a 2021 TN Senate Youth Delegate, National History Day Bronze Medalist, and Political Science Bee National Top 15 placer. She's conducted qualitative research on political misperceptions and will further her studies at Yale next year. Nicole Fang believes that music is a universal language that unites us by the soul and has the transformative ability to foster healing and empowerment. Recognized by the International Academy of Performing Arts and Sciences, she strives to democratize music by organizing and performing live and virtual concerts globally for patients in hospitals and retirement homes. Published by The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times, Nicole is also passionate about building compassion and sharing overlooked voices through journalism.
Along with strong academics, he maintains a competitive edge with top 10 rankings in Speech and Science Olympiad while serving as MUN President and school vice president. Miran Bhima is the President and Founder of Strive2Thrive Edu a 501 international nonprofit organization that works to empower underserved youth by providing educational resources to combat global disparities. Through his organization, he raised $136,000 to support over 10,000 underserved youth in 35 developing countries with the support of over 600 volunteers. As a leader in the community, he also serves on the Youth Council for his local school district and is a Youth Advisor to the Steve Fund that works to bring awareness to mental health in the BIPOC community. With interests in research and medicine, he has also led an award-winning drug design research project for the inhibition of NRAS Q61R, an oncoprotein, in melanoma.
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Through partnerships with NCWIT and SportsHi, this initiative has reached over 20K youth nationwide. In her free time, Shivi loves to write and perform music, and play competitive softball. Pranavi Reddi is the founder of Kindness4All, a nonprofit organization focused on empowering others to tap into their superpower of kindness to make their communities a better place.
Bridges Clinic, formally recognized by the US House of Representatives, serves uninsured patients and offers free consultations and medications. Edgar is a proud altar server, political campaign manager, city council advisor, hospital volunteer, research intern, soccer referee and mentor to students looking to end the cycle of poverty in their families. Edgar will attend Stanford University as a Biomedical Engineering major on the Pre-Med track–working on tissue engineering research and continuing his fight for health equity. Dahai Yonas is an Eritrean-American who is passionate about serving his church community as a deacon. Currently, he works in the translation department of the National Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Ministry; reducing the language barrier that hinders the growth of the diaspora in America.
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Interviewing took place on weekend days and weekday nights from October 14–23, 2022. We believe in the power of good information to build a brighter future for California.
When she was 13, she co-founded STEM & Buds, a youth-driven, peer-mentorship-based nonprofit, to do that in the scientific community. Since then, they've built out dozens of education programs and are grateful to call 3,500 students and mentors family. In the classroom, she's helped lead speech and debate and student council initiatives; outside the classroom, she's helped organize racial justice and changemaking accessibility efforts. Currently, Victoria is exploring the concepts of trauma, museums, and mutual aid, and she wants to keep learning about the larger institutions and structures that shape us. Riya Ranjan is a second-gen Indian American, fierce feminist, and inquisitive scientist.
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