Alabama

Sierra Boykin is a junior Food Science major from Atlanta, GA. She is involved in several organizations on campus, including Women of Worth, the NAACP, and the Gospel Choir, and she also serves on the executive board for Food Science. Sierra is passionate about service and committed to uplifting and supporting her campus community. Through her leadership and involvement, Sierra strives to make a positive impact on every space she is part of.

Paris Clack is from Snellville, Georgia. Paris is majoring in biology with the goal of becoming a pediatrician. Since her first year of college, Paris has been registering her community to vote, which resulted in her inclusion in the voter registration honor roll published in Forbes Magazine. Paris enjoys ice skating, spending time with her family, and watching anime in her free time.

Chasity Player is a junior Political Science major at the illustrious Tuskegee University. She is originally from Talladega, Alabama, and is passionate about civic engagement and uplifting Black communities through voter education and advocacy. Chasity is proud to represent The Andrew Goodman Foundation and continue doing what she loves: educating, activating, and empowering others to vote.

Taylor Nobles is from Huntsville, Alabama. She is a Political Science major at Tuskegee University, where she currently serves as the Second Vice President of the Tuskegee NAACP and is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Taylor is passionate about discussing health disparities, giving back to her community, and creating opportunities for underserved populations. Having also lived in Germany, Taylor brings a global perspective to her leadership, service, and academic journey.

Kahyah Shabazz is a third-year student at the University of Alabama. She is passionate about civic engagement, advocacy, and community empowerment. She is committed to increasing voter access and participation among students through education and outreach that make the democratic process more approachable. Drawing on her leadership experience and dedication to public service, Kahyah strives to create inclusive spaces where all voices can be heard and valued.

Daniel Lynn is a junior from Ridgeland, Mississippi attending the University of Alabama. He is studying chemistry, legal history, and German on the pre-med track. Daniel performs research with Dr. Gayan B. Wijeratne's inorganic chemistry research lab. Last year, he interned with Return My Vote, which focuses on restoring the voting rights of Alabamians with disqualifying felony convictions.

Emily Adcock is a sophomore at the University of Alabama from Madison, Mississippi. She is a University Fellow majoring in English and History with a Legal Concentration. Emily is a Teaching Assistant for the Philosophy Department, a Blackburn Institute Student, and an Honors College Ambassador. This year, she serves as a Content and Strategy Consultant for Crossroads Civic Engagement Center’s Civic Learning Lab at UA. She plans to pursue an MBA and eventually attend law school.