Angel City Sports offers year-round adaptive sports clinics, providing the physically disabled community opportunities to learn and compete in a variety of sports. We host over 250 adaptive sports clinics and 4,000 athlete experiences annually. The Youth Council is a group of disabled and non-disabled high school students that collect donations and host events for Angel City Sports. We host a yearly fun run-and-roll fundraiser, where Angel City athletes and spectators run/roll one mile through different themed obstacles, and we also host the toddler games, a series of sporting events for adaptive athletes under the age of five. This year, I am making the Youth Council national, starting our first East Coast chapter. We are excited to use the funds raised by our out-of-state chapters to support a travel program for members of the physically disabled community to attend larger Angel City events.

EAGLEMUN is a one-day international relations simulation for middle school school students, held on Brentwood School’s campus in Los Angeles. The primary purpose of this conference is to provide young delegates with an immersive experience in global affairs, diplomacy, and problem-solving within the framework of the United Nations. This year, as Conference Director, I will be doubling attendance and expanding programming to fifth and ninth graders.