Jenna Griffin is a Political Science major and Journalism minor at Georgia State University, originally from Prince George’s County, Maryland. She has experience in social media management, content creation, and youth advocacy. Jenna aspires to become a political reporter amplifying underrepresented voices.

Viveka Mehrotra is a Computer Science and Public Policy major at Duke University, originally from Athens, Georgia. Driven by a commitment to public service, her work centers on the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and national security. She has been with The 2030 Project since its founding and is currently interning for North Carolina Governor Josh Stein, focusing on responsible technology development.

Ansley Fox is from Atlanta, Georgia and currently attends the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!). She is majoring in International Affairs with a minor in Spanish and is also working toward earning a Sustainability Certificate from UGA. Deeply passionate about environmental issues and equal rights for all, Ansley actively channels her interests both academically and personally. In her free time, she enjoys playing water polo for UGA’s Club team, crocheting flowers and animals, and watching a wide variety of movies. Through the 2030 Project, she has found a supportive community of like-minded individuals dedicated to helping Georgia thrive!

Selena Teng is a student at Emory University studying PPL (Philosophy, Politics, and Law). She is passionate about advancing civil liberties and social justice through her work as an educator and with the Young Democrats of Emory. In her free time, she enjoys photography, crochet, and New York Times games.

Jasmine Negron is a junior at the University of Georgia, originally from Acworth, Georgia. She currently serves as the Executive Social Media Director of The 2030 Project, where she helps drive digital engagement around youth-led policy initiatives. Jasmine plans to attend law school after graduation and is deeply passionate about advocating for international human rights. She is also committed to educating others on the importance of local politics and empowering communities to become informed, engaged, and active participants in the political process. Through her work, Jasmine strives to encourage others to make their voices heard, especially at the ballot box.

Akshara Singh is going into her second year at UGA as a political science and international affairs double-major, hoping continue to use her knowledge and voice to educate the public on political matters and speak for those who cannot. In her free time she likes to read, try new food, and spend time with her friends!