Gabrielle Eshiet is a 2L at Western State College of Law.

Gabrielle is very passionate about promoting inclusion and diversity in the legal field. With her strong interest in employment law, she advocates for fair and equitable workplace practices for marginalized communities.

She will be spending the summer of 2025 as a Summer Associate with the employment law firm, Jackson Lewis.

Alham “Ali” Carter is a J.D. Candidate at UCI Law and the Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of the Foundation for Liberating Minds (FLM), a nonprofit organization eradicating oppressive systems. With a Master of Education in K-12 Education Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies from Texas Christian University (TCU), Ali is deeply committed to advancing social justice through education.

Ali's passion for equity was ignited by the inequities he observed within the Oklahoma education system. Inspired by his lived experiences, he had a dream of founding a charter school, The Liberation School OKC (TLS) on June 16, 2017, which ultimately led to the creation of FLM. Through TLS, community initiatives, and training and workshops, FLM aims to dismantle systemic barriers and foster a brighter future for marginalized communities, beginning with northeast Oklahoma City.

Alannah Lockitt is an accomplished business owner, IT professional, and law student with over 18 years of experience in technology and business. She has a deep passion for equity and inclusion in legal education and a commitment to advocating for underrepresented communities.

Alannah’s leadership is exemplified through her role as the 1L Representative for Chapman University’s Black Law Students Association (BLSA) and her success in building inclusive environments both in academia and business. She is also a benefactor of the Howard Fitts Memorial Scholarship, supporting aspiring students. Her dedication to service and community building continues to drive her personal and professional endeavors