Fiona currently attends Rollins School of Public Health. Pursuing a masters in Health Policy with a specialization in Genetic and Molecular Epidemiology, she hopes to pursue a career in consulting or legislative advocacy. She is interested in investigating the socioeconomic and political factors that drive health outcomes in vulnerable populations. Her passion for public health and civil law led her to co-found Remember Their Voices in an effort to lessen deeply-rooted societal inequalities.

Najifa attends Emory University, where she studies Business and Arabic. Her dream is to work in community development or nonprofit management. She is passionate about educational accessibility and has worked with refugees, immigrants, and conflict-affected students from around the world. Her interests in business development and social impact led her to join Remember Their Voices, where she hopes to help uplift communities.

Emily currently attends the University of Southern California as a Business Administration major. She plans to pursue a career in nonprofit management or economic consulting. She is driven by her passion for social justice and helping underprivileged groups. This passion has led her to join Remember Their Voices to assist communities and bring attention to their stories.

Katherine attends Virginia Wesleyan University where she studies English and Political Science. While she is unsure of her dream career, she knows she wants to do something to make a meaningful impact on others' lives. One of her biggest passions, and one of the reasons she joined Remember Their Voices, is advocating for those whose voices have been ignored. Through her writing and contributions with Remember Their Voices, Katherine hopes to spread at least a little drop of hope, joy, and equity into our crazy world.

Emily is currently an undergraduate student at Emerson College majoring in Writing, Literature, and Publishing with a Publishing concentration and minoring in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. She is interested in pursuing a career within the book or magazine publishing industry as an editor or copyeditor. With Remember Their Voices, she is able to combine her passion for social advocacy with her love for writing, eagerly following their mission of amplifying marginalized communities.

Sabine Waldeck attends Emerson College in Boston, MA. She is a journalist passionate about opinion and magazine writing. A driving factor of her love for journalism is that she can always report on the never-ending ongoings of the world. Sabine is passionate about social justice and human rights which is why she joined Remember Their Voices. She hopes to amplify untold stories with her writing.