Kamilah Tom is a fearless journalist, a passionate storyteller that is eager to unveil to the world stories that may have been hidden, untold or are underreported. 

She was born and raised in San Francisco but resides in Washington, D.C. where she is refining her craft at the distinguished Howard University. She is a junior broadcast journalism major in the Cathy Hughes’ School of Communication. 

The first generation college student aspires to be an international correspondent who seeks and reports the truth as a catalyst for justice.

Follow her on Instragram and Twitter @adventurouskam

I am a student currently double-majoring in political science and communication at the University of Maryland. I am originally from the New Jersey and have an unconditional love for the shore. When I’m not at the beach, you are most likely to find me working at the offices of my local state senator.

Kamal Morgan is an Africana Studies major at the College of Wooster  in Wooster, Ohio.

Kamal is interested in Critical Race Theory, hip-hop culture, masculinity and how they all overlap to provide a lens into our society and black culture . He saw the opportunity to go to South Africa and not only discover the rich history, but continue to comprehend racial identity and culture while refining his writing skills in journalism.

An avid reader of books on race, hip-hop, teen fiction, and James Baldwin.

A third year journalism major at the College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio, Desi’s goals are to enter the journalism field as her career. She has been involved with her college’s student run newspaper, The Wooster Voice since her first year, and has been appointed as the editor in chief for the upcoming 2019-20 school year. Her interests are in social justice and human interest stories, and enjoys feature-style journalism.