Jordan Tralins is a second-year medical student at Harvard Medical School. Before coming to Harvard, Jordan attended Cornell University and founded The COVID Campus Coalition, a grassroots organization that was created to combat COVID-19 misinformation by transforming findings from peer reviewed studies into engaging TikTok videos and Instagram infographics. Through the COVID Campus Coalition, Jordan partnered with the White House to reach young vaccine hesitant populations and collaborated with US Surgeon General Murthy to unite student leaders in a critical discussion surrounding COVID vaccines. As a student at HMS, Jordan founded the Medical Communication Coalition, a student-led educational initiative that partners with global public health organizations to amplify data-driven public health recommendations on social media platforms like TikTok.

Osasenaga Idahor grew up in Hyde Park, Boston, a neighborhood that has had hazardous chemicals polluting the nearby community for decades. In August 2022, Osasenaga started his podcast “The Climate Doctor (no MD),” to communicate to people who come from similar backgrounds the importance of this intricate link. In addition to his work with Science To People, Osasenaga is a member of the Environmental Protection Agency’s inaugural National Environmental Youth Advisory Council. Osasenaga has sought to boost local community resilience in the battle against climate change using community-based, environmentally sustainable solutions that address the everyday challenges and concerns of life.

Anushka is a recent graduate of UT Austin, passionate about making health information transparent and accessible. She enjoys using design and strategic communication to break down complex information, ensuring that the communities who need it most can easily understand and benefit from it. In her free time, she enjoys painting and crafting clay art pieces.