Megan Bahr, a Professional Communications major at Gateway Technical College, is a student leader active on campus as a Peer Advocate, a founding member of the Latino Unidos club, and past college representative at the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education. Due to her student advocacy and perspective on privilege, she has been invited to be a panelist at the inaugural Wisconsin Conference on Race and Ethnicity (WisCORE) in 2020. Megan utilizes her privilege and power in the community while advocating around areas of trauma, incarceration, and social change. As an active member of the state board of March for Our Lives, Megan advocates for gun reform and bringing about an end to gun violence. Additionally, she has spent over 1,500 hours across the state of Wisconsin working with organ donor families and their recipients. Megan utilizes the arts as a medium for bridging social issues, activism, and collaboration, and volunteers with the Racine Theatre Guild. Furthermore, she participated in a 15-hour community organization and leadership training with Congregations United to Serve Humanity in which she collaborated in developing a campaign to facilitate face-to-face visits in lieu of camera phone at the Kenosha Correctional Center.