Pirum Ung is a Presidential Honors Scholar at New York University studying politics, public policy, and economics. As a second generation Cambodian American whose family fled the Khmer Rouge, Pirum is particularly passionate about aiding other AAPI immigrants and refugees. He has previously interned with the Manhattan Borough President’s Office, NYC Civil Court, and NYC Law Department and hopes to study international and immigration law in the future.

Brian Delgado (he/him) is an upcoming junior at NYU CAS studying Politics and Public Policy. He is currently the Director of Policy for Islip Forward, a non profit focused on empowering Islip residents. Additionally, Brian has interned at the United States Senate and works in Immigration Law. Brian is currently involved in collegiate debate at NYU and other clubs.

Zoey Ling is a student at Northeastern University who is majoring in Political Science with a minor in Law and Public Policy and a concentration in Law and Legal studies. She previously interned in New York’s Nassau County Legislature where she conducted research and analysis on critical issues, including the fentanyl crisis, transgender rights, and gun laws. Drawing from this experience, she aspires to pursue a career in law and politics.

Alexander Torzewski is a student at The George Washington University studying Political Science and Criminal Justice. He has worked in the U.S. House of Representatives, the Illinois General Assembly, the Chicago City Council, and the Washington Lawyers’ Committee, and was appointed by Chicago’s mayor as a Youth Commissioner. He has served on more than a dozen political campaigns nationwide and sits on his ward’s Democratic Party executive board, while remaining active in youth organizing and young Democrat organizations in Chicago.