![amirih | GLAAD | GLAAD Amiri Nash, he/him, 19](https://media.glaad.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/10154833/amirih.png)
Amiri Nash, he/him, 19
Artist/Activist/Writer
Amiri (he/him) is an artist, activist, writer, and a DC Youth Poet Laureate who co-founded Sign of Justice, a project that creates signs in predominantly white neighborhoods to raise awareness about racial injustice and other social issues.
![Andrea Alejandra Gonzales-cropped | GLAAD | GLAAD Andrea Alejandra Gonzales, they/she, 20](https://media.glaad.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/10155508/Andrea-Alejandra-Gonzales-cropped.png)
Andrea Alejandra Gonzales, they/she, 20
Community Organizer/Educator
Andrea (they/she) is a Mestiza queer activist and organizer, currently working as the Director of Operations for Youth Over Guns and an Instructor through New Yorkers Against Gun Violence Education Fund’s school program, ReACTION.
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Andrew Adams, he/him, 20
Student/Activist
Andrew (he/him) is student and activist from Florida who successfully sued his school board for restricting him from using the men’s restroom because he is transgender, becoming the country’s first trial involving a transgender student’s equal access to restrooms.
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Ashton Mota, he/him, 16
Student/Activist
Ashton (he/him) is a GenderCool Project Champion who is well known for being a public face for the “Yes on 3” movement in Massachusetts, which successfully upheld a law allowing people to use restrooms and public facilities that align with their gender identity.