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Kenisha Arora is an accomplished young leader with a diverse background in global health, education advocacy, and community service. Currently serving as a Young Leader for the World Health Organization's Partnership for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health, Kenisha has previously held roles such as Youth Representative on the High Level Committee for Education2030 at the United Nations and Youth Representative for Europe & North America at UNESCO. Kenisha founded HopeSisters, a nonprofit focused on uplifting vulnerable community members, and has worked extensively with UNICEF and other organizations to advance youth empowerment and educational equity. With a Bachelor of Medical Sciences from Western University and significant leadership roles, including serving on the Board of Governors and as a Senator at their university, Kenisha showcases a strong commitment to transformative educational initiatives and social impact.