Minnah Stein is a senior at Pine View School in Osprey, Florida. She is a passionate activist and feminist who is committed to practicing Tikkun Olam. She founded EMPOWERU to take on issues important to teens. She serves on the advisory board of Stop Sexual Assault in Schools, and the Community Youth Development board. She is a member of her school’s speech and debate team where she competes nationally. She volunteers at Girls Inc. to encourage girls to be strong, smart and bold. Minnah enjoys reading and playing her ukulele and banjo. She is a 2017 recipient of the prestigious Anne Frank Humanitarian Award.

Shira Small is a senior at Gann Academy in Waltham, Massachusetts. She is on the executive board of Student Government and Drama Club, writes for the school newspaper, plays softball, acts in the school plays, and manages to watch at least one episode of 30 Rock each night. In addition to her immense devotion to Tina Fey, she loves engaging in civil discourse about feminism, Judaism, and the current American political climate.

Kara Sherman is a senior in Desert Mountain High School's International Baccalaureate Program in Scottsdale, Arizona. She serves as the Religious and Cultural Vice President of her congregation's youth board, a NFTY-SW Racial Justice Ambassador, and the president of four school clubs, including the Gender and Sexualities Alliance and Young Democrats Club. When she is not listening to NPR and keeping up to date on American and international politics, Kara enjoys watching political television shows and reading historical political commentaries. Kara is a volunteer for the Swift Youth Foundation and the proud best friend of two dogs.

Daniella Shear is a junior at Winchester Thurston School in Pittsburgh, PA. She is an active congregant at her synagogue, a leader of book club, and a member of the World Affairs Club at school. She also plays basketball and tennis, and participates in the school's theater and choral programs. Daniella enjoys reading, spending time outdoors, doing arts and crafts projects, and playing mahjong.

Josephine Rosman is a sophomore at J. R. Masterman High School in Philadelphia, PA, where she is a leader in the GSA and participates in the Feminism Club. She plays for the Philadelphia Roller Derby Juniors team. Off the track, Josie enjoys reading, writing, learning about history, and spending time with her friends and family.

Emma Mair is a student at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts. Emma is a 2017-2018 Rising Voices Fellowship alumna and the rabbinic intern at her congregation on the North Shore. She is a life-long dancer of many disciplines, an avid reader, and an enthusiastic napper. An activist since birth, Emma cares deeply about issues regarding gender, race, environmental sustainability, and animal rights.

Sofia Heller is a junior at Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles. She is an editor on her school paper, The Chronicle. Sofia is passionate about writing, feminism, and social justice. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and participating in the Jewish community around her. She also loves music, traveling, and reading.

Rachel Harris is a junior at Blind Brook High School in Rye Brook, New York. When she isn't reading, dancing, or watching Netflix, she is an assistant teacher at her local Hebrew School. She is also an active member in many clubs in her school, including Model UN and Peer Tutoring.

Natalie Harder is a senior at Newton South High School in Newton, Massachusetts. When she is not drowning in homework, she enjoys watching cheesy TV shows, procrastinating on BuzzFeed, reading just about anything she can get her hands on, and cuddling with her dog. Outside of school, she is an active member of her temple youth community and has spent many summers at Camp Young Judaea. She is an editor for her school's literary magazine and a founding member of the Film and Best Buddies clubs.

Sofia Gardenswartz is a senior at Francis Parker School in San Diego, California, where she can often be found on a surfboard in the Pacific. When she's not engaged in her passion of creative writing, she runs Serving Spoons, a nonprofit organization which delivers healthy, home-cooked meals to families in need. Sofia is a company member of ImpACT on Stage, an organization which uses live performance to spark discussions in schools about bullying, inclusion, and social justice issues. She's an ultimate frisbee player, an avid reader of The Atlantic, and a caretaker of a Border Collie named Theo.

Dorrit Corwin is a student at Brown University (2024), where she is double concentrating in Literary Arts and Modern Culture and Media. At Brown, Dorrit sings in the Jabberwocks a cappella group, reads student script submissions as a coordinator at Brown Motion Pictures and as a member of the Ivy Film Festival screenplay staff, writes for the Arts and Culture section of Post- Magazine, and serves as the Vice President of Brown Lecture Board. Dorrit is an alumna of Marlborough School in Los Angeles (2019), the Rising Voices Fellowship (2018), and Diller Teen Fellows (2018). She has interned in film and television development at The Gotham Group and in education at the Holocaust Museum Los Angeles, and she currently works as a Diller Network Campus Intern at Brown-RISD Hillel and as an assistant to Lori Gottlieb, a prominent psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author. Dorrit’s writing has appeared in the Jewish Journal, The College Hill Independent, and the Jewish Women’s Archive. She hopes to pursue screenwriting professionally.

Tamar Cohen is a senior at Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta, California. When she is not in school or rehearsing with her pre-professional ballet company, she loves reading, creative writing, and drinking tea, and dislikes high heels, overly-sugary coffee, and writing about herself. She enjoys volunteering in her school's Writing Center, as well as participating in social and environmental activism groups. Tamar will gladly rant about feminism, LGBTQ+ rights, and the environment if given the opportunity.

Julia Clardy is a junior at Gann Academy in Waltham, MA. She is passionate about creative writing, environmentalism, and social justice. She edits the school literary magazine, plays flute in the chamber orchestra, and participates in Poetry Club, Environment Club, and Feminism Club. This year she hopes to start her own club focusing on intersectionality and race relations in her community. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, bike riding, and reading (preferably feminist literature).

Peri Levin grew up just outside Boston, Massachusetts and is a rising sophomore at Oberlin College in Oberlin Ohio. She studies history and art history with a concentration in feminist art (and is considering a minor in either law and society or religion.) At Oberlin, she is part of the pottery cooperative, and the partner acrobatics community and will be teaching an acrobatics class through the college next semester. Peri is passionate about medieval art, hiking, yoga, and lgbt and feminist history. She is extremely excited to be a part of such a passionate feminist organization.