A'Janae Fraser
(2027)
A'Janae Fraser
(2027)
A'Janae Fraser
(2027)
Pryia Gadh
(2027')
Myth Moos
(2025')
Myth Moos
(2025')
Myth Moos
(2025')
Manya Chandra
(2026')
Manya Chandra
(2026')
OCJI Fellowship
2024 OCJI Fellowship
Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
The OC Justice Initiative Fellowship Fund is dedicated to empowering individuals who are committed to challenging racial injustice, economic and legislative disparities, and protecting basic human rights. This fellowship is more than just financial support—it's an opportunity to join a community of change-makers who are passionate about driving real, lasting impact in their communities.
2024 OCJI Fellowship
Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
The OC Justice Initiative Fellowship Fund is dedicated to empowering individuals who are committed to challenging racial injustice, economic and legislative disparities, and protecting basic human rights. This fellowship is more than just financial support—it's an opportunity to join a community of change-makers who are passionate about driving real, lasting impact in their communities.
OCJI Fellowship Team
Manya Chandra ( 2026')
Individualism is important to consider, especially when addressing the specific needs of a community in the fight for liberation. It’s crucial to recognize what standards will create equality for most, if not all, individuals. However, I believe individualism is most effective when combined with a shared sense of purpose. For true success, there must be a strong sense of community within the effort, acknowledging that we operate best when unified.
A'janae King Fraser (2027')
Another vital aspect of unity is recognizing that our liberation is not solely a personal journey; it is a communal endeavor. BIPOC communities have historically faced systemic oppression, and while individual achievements are important, they are often overshadowed by the broader societal barriers we confront. Emphasizing collective action reminds us that the fight for justice is not just about individual victories but about dismantling the structures that oppress us all.
Myth Moos ( 2025')
To further combat individualism, we should incorporate principles of liberation psychology into our programs, focusing on community-level interventions and engaging in activism alongside the communities we serve. To encourage cross-functional collaboration, highlight the power of movements in our community outreach, and shift focus from individual success stories to collective struggles and achievement
Pryia Gadh (2027')
In the fight for liberation, we have to honor the diversity of our experiences while building connections that unite us. It’s not about losing our individuality but using our personal stories to support and empower each other. By creating spaces where we can share our struggles and victories, we strengthen our sense of solidarity, knowing that the fight for one is a fight for all.
OC Fellowship Team
Manya Chandra
(2026')