Reem Mohamed
Reem Mohamed is a junior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology with a strong interest in policy, law, and government, recognizing them as the backbone of society. Reem seeks to inspire her generation to take an active role in shaping the legal system, knowing that the future of law rests in their hands.


Nuna Azjargal
Nuna Azjargal is a Mongolian teen and first-generation American with a strong interest in all aspects of law. Fascinated by how laws shape society and individual rights, she aims to engage and educate others by creating fun, impactful social media content through Amicus Youth Leadership.
Aaira Gambhir is a first-generation Indian bilingual student driven by a passion for civic life, technology, human rights, leadership, and storytelling. Aaira aspires to close cultural divides, amplify marginalized voices, and use innovation and advocacy to create lasting change for both this generation and the next.
Aaira Gambhir




Alisha Oberoi
Alisha Oberoi is a sophomore at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, VA. She volunteers for restorative justice cases and is active in leadership roles through Boy Scouts and martial arts instruction. She is passionate about youth advocacy, civic engagement, and making law more accessible for teens.


J. Ignacio Mendez
J. Ignacio Mendez is a bilingual Ecuadorian first-generation student and change advocate passionate about criminal law, patent law, genetics, leadership, and medicine. He believes law is essential for a well-functioning society and should be understandable to all. He strives to improve communities for current and future generations by offering help wherever it is needed.

