Meet Our Fellows

Danielle Browne

Danielle Browne graduated from SUNY-ESF, majoring in Environmental Biology. She received her Master’s in Horticulture Science from Texas Tech and has recently earned a graduate certificate in Food Systems, The Environment, and Public Health from Johns Hopkins University.

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Leyana Casey

Leyana Casey is an advocate for community building and addressing disparities within the Black community. With a strong academic and professional background, she has dedicated herself to confronting critical issues related to healthcare access, the digital divide, and social determinants of health.

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Brelynn Hunt

Brelynn Hunt, born in Washington, DC, and later raised in Prince George’s County, Maryland, is a passionate women’s health advocate aiding the maternal mortality crisis.

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Dr. Taylor Robinson

Dr. Taylor Robinson is a Texas native, born and raised in Houston, TX. As a Sam Houston State University graduate, Taylor earned her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, minoring in Forensic Science, Master of Science in Victim Services Management, and Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice with a focus in Victimology.

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Dr. Ja’Lia Taylor

Originating from Smithville, a small town in Southwest Georgia, Dr. Ja’Lia Taylor embarked on her educational journey, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Special Education from Georgia Southwestern State University. Subsequently, she obtained a master’s degree in special education from Albany State University.

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Samantha Wilkerson

Samantha Wilkerson, a New Jersey native, is a passionate advocate for equitable education opportunities and policy reform. She believes in the power of education to change the world, echoing Nelson Mandela’s famous quote.

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