Brittany T. Paschall is currently an undergraduate student in the Bachelor of Sociology program at Grand Canyon University and preparing to graduate in December. She began her advocacy and organizing efforts over seven years ago as a youth mobilizer and continues to work to solve societal ills through interdisciplinary methods and the leveraging of divergent resources. Brittany has experience in diversity, equity, and inclusivity practices, project management, juvenile justice, and youth development. Brittany is the former Director of Diversity Awareness (2016-2017) for the Associated Students of Grand Canyon University (ASGCU), where she launched the Diversity Speaks Lecture Series and hosted the inaugural ASGCU Culture Fest. She is presently a director of Camp AnyTown, a six day human relations and social justice education camp hosted by Community Nashville’s Building Bridges. Brittany was recently announced as a 2017-2018 National ELLA Fellow through the Sadie Nash Leadership Development Project in New York, New York. In October of 2017, Brittany was named to the inaugral cohort of the Arizona Young Black Organizers Project, sponsored by the Arizona Coallition for Change. 

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