Hey y'all! Liz here! I am so hype to hit the Miss America stage this December and would really appreciate your support for this year's America's Choice!
As a graduate of Syracuse University and a current Master of Social Work student at Boston College, I am chasing my dream of opening my own private practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My passion lies in empowering youth-led social change and I do so every day through my social impact initiative “We Hear You: Empowering Youth Voices.” As the first Miss Massachusetts of Haitian descent, I believe it is my duty to introduce diversity, empathy, and cultural humility into the work I do with the title and beyond. It is my honor to represent the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at the 100th anniversary of Miss America!
The journey to Miss America stage has been far from what I expected. It all started with my first local title, Miss Cambridge 2020 where I had the honor of representing my home town! From there, the pandemic completely shifted what it meant to be an impactful titleholder. Despite the challenges, I did what I could to be there for my community and bring people together.
Through the pandemic, I have raised funds to fight food insecurity, visited domestic violence shelters, advocated for marginalized voices, empowered young people through my my social impact initiative, made a viral tiktok video (haha), and much more! Now as Miss Mass, I am taking it another step forward. I have partnered with organizations like the United Nations to encourage people to empower youth-led social change and I can't wait to show you what else is in store.
Thank you in advance and I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!!!
It’s time for America’s Choice! This is your chance to have your voice heard in who you think exemplifies the qualities of Miss America as a leader, servant, and role model for young women. This year we’re offering a $5,000 scholarship to the winner to help her advance her education and achieve her life and career goals.
To vote, click your favorite candidate below to go to her page. Each dollar donated equals 1 vote, so the candidate with the most donations will win the America’s Choice scholarship. In addition to the $5,000 scholarship, she will be recognized on-stage during the Preliminary Competition at Mohegan Sun in December.
Voting has no impact on placement in the Final Night Competition. As a 501(c)4 nonprofit under IRS regulations, all donations to The Miss America Organization are not tax-deductible.
The Miss America Organization, a 501(c) (4), is one of the most recognizable household names in America working to empower young women through education and service. The Miss America Organization is comprised of 51 licensed state organizations, including all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The organization awards more than five million dollars in cash scholarships and millions more in-kind per year through national, state, and local programs. For more information, visit https://www.missamerica.org.
