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.

Addison Ratliff is a junior at The University of Alabama studying Political Science, Public Policy, and Liberal Arts. She is involved in several leadership and civic engagement programs on campus, including the Blackburn Institute, Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership, and UA Vote Everywhere. Addison is especially interested in campaign politics, public policy, and making government more accessible and responsive to communities. She hopes to attend law school after graduation and pursue a career in public interest law, with a particular interest in serving Alabama communities.

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.