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Payton Silket
Clayton Crowell

Payton is an advocate for social justice, standing strong in his non-violent strggle for racial equality, police accountability, and peace in the streets remains steadfast and in his pursuit for an all inclusive justice. Undertaking many leadership positions ranging from areas of spirituality with Kairos to educational leadership through Sojourn to the Past, he has become a well known face in the Bay Area. He has taken part in peaceful protests for the Mario Woods Coalition, and is always facilitating for more youth to be directly involved in their community. 

 

He patricipates in the Nurses children foundation, which his mother, Leslie Silket, runs. 

 

After maintaing a stellar GPA throughout High School, as well as social awareness and work, Payton has committed to Pepperdine University.

 

Clayton is an 18 year old living in Oakland, California. His mother works closely with and the care for HIV/AIDS patients, and is director of social services at Allen Temple Baptist Church. while his father is a firefighter. He began doing mission work with the youth ministry very young, and has gone to Los Angeles’s “Midnight Mission” on multiple occasions to volunteer. He has been recognized as an Eagle Scout, one of the highest positions in the Boy Scouts. In the summer of 2014, he went with the East Oakland Youth Development Center on an educational excursion to China. It was through this trip and his mentor, Anthony Green’s, helped him to change his views on life and the way he lived it.

 

He works with the Rick and Russ radio program, and finds joy bringing music and information to his community. He also plans to intern with KPFA radio station in Berkely.

 

He finds that serving people is the way he wants to live his life: through education, or by hand. He plans to attend Howard University to study communications and radio broadcasting.

Isabel Hallock
 

Isabel Hallock has been recognized for her poetry, dance, acting, and muscical ability. At 17, she has dedicated herself to working for the liberation black lives along with LGBTQ+/Trans lives, the lives of the homeless, enviornmental justice, and women's rights since a very young age. She has interned and volenteered with multiple orginizations throughout the Bay Area, as well as Los Angeles and New York.

 

Her true passion is traveling, and intends to learn from the world as she grows. Having participated mainly with Yerba Buena, Qilumbo, Lyric, Destiny Arts Center, NCL, Sojourn to rhe Past, and multiple other activism programs, she is connected with her community, and passionatley loves the Oakland community. She aspires to attend Spelman College for Psychology and Political Science with a minor in either business or international communications.

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