Mahogony Jules

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT MAHOGONY JULES

In anything you do, do it with soul, love and creativity.” -Mahogony Addalise Jules Passionate advocate for education, civil justice, and the performing arts, I am a dedicated student leader at Bethune-Cookman University, where I am completing my undergraduate degree in Political Science. As a future entertainment lawyer and performing artist, I strive to merge my love for the arts with a deep commitment to legal advocacy, fostering equity and opportunity for creatives. My journey has been shaped by diverse experiences in leadership, community impact, and advocacy. From interning for Senator Leroy Comrie to receiving prestigious awards like the Malcolm X Scholarship and Harvard Business School Online Global Business Course Award, I have demonstrated a commitment to excellence, resilience, and creating change. In addition to my academic and professional pursuits, I am an artist and storyteller. Through music, dance, and advocacy, I seek to inspire others and shed light on systemic inequities, particularly in marginalized communities. My goal is to empower others to pursue their dreams while fostering financial literacy, equity, and creative expression. Key Highlights: • Honoree of multiple scholarships, including the Malcolm X Scholarship and Mary McLeod Bethune Award. • Graduate of the UNCF K-12 Education Fellowship and Harvard Business School Online Global Business Course. • Performing artist (Meraki Love) merging music, advocacy, and authenticity. • Campaign leader for fiscal responsibility through Up to Us, leveraging creative strategies to engage diverse audiences. • Published researcher and writer focusing on systemic injustices and poetical activism. Let’s connect and collaborate to build a brighter future for the arts, education, and equity.\"To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, — that is genius\"-Ralph Waldo Emerson