Queani Johnson is a student leader and emerging legal professional studying African American Studies, Political Science, and Criminal Justice at Virginia Commonwealth University. With experience as a federal court intern, tutor, mentor, peer academic coach, and equity advocate, she focuses on youth leadership, legal literacy, and community empowerment. Dedicated to uplifting rural youth through advocacy, leadership development, and opportunities that build confidence and lasting change, Queani plans to become a Public Service attorney and help expand EmpowerPath Initiative impact through legal guidance, research, and systemic advocacy.

Kamica Johnson brings more than 20 years of experience in healthcare operations, human resources, business management, DEI leadership, and community engagement. She holds a B.A. in Business Administration with Management from Shaw University, an MPA from North Carolina Central University, and is currently seeking her Doctorate in Healthcare Administration. Kamica focuses on health literacy, family wellness, workforce readiness, and organizational development to strengthen rural families and create sustainable pathways for future generations.