Elizabeth Swank is a first-year Master's student in the School of Social Work at Georgia State University. She obtained her B.S. in Psychology with minors in Women's Studies and Spanish from the University of Georgia. As a Community Outreach Intern, she aims to foster connections with underserved communities in Atlanta through advocacy work. She is passionate about cultural competency in the mental health and well-being fields. In her free time, she enjoys hiking in Atlanta's many forests, sewing, playing volleyball and cooking with friends and family.

Naya is a third-year at Georgia Tech, majoring in International Affairs major and minoring in Computer Science. She is interested in learning more about the intersection between technology and global development to solve challenges on the international landscape. Outside of school, Naya loves exploring Atlanta's restaurants and traveling.

Daniela is a senior at Georgia State University majoring in Social Work and minoring in Educational Psychology. She is passionate about advocating for immigrant and underserved communities. Her passion stems from the experiences of her immigrant family who are from Toluca, Mexico. In her free time, she enjoys traveling to see her family, live music, and spending time with her close friends.

Agnes Nsor is a recent MBA graduate from Georgia State University with a passion for business and a commitment to personal growth. She is focused on pioneering leadership development opportunities. During her time at Georgia State, she gained valuable experience through case competitions, study abroad programs, managing the student exchange process for the Robinson College of Business. She is an international business intern at the Mayor's Office, where she continues to advance the city's business efforts. Her post-graduate plans include securing a full-time role in Strategy Consulting, with plans to write the Georgia Bar Exam in the future. She enjoys exploring new business ventures, watching movies, traveling, and trying out new cuisines.

Victoria Laureano is a recent graduate of the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, holding a B.A. in International Relations with a specialization in International Cooperation for Development. She is passionate about advocating for immigrant communities and advancing the rights of women, youth, and children, aiming to foster inclusive dynamics through impactful projects. Her interests include traveling, reading, and enjoying nature walks.