Michaela Campbell, a junior at Providence College, is a student leader active in addressing issues of social justice. For the last two years as a Feinstein Community Fellow with Sophia Academy, Michaela co-facilitated the eighth grade seminar class on social justice based community organizing and guided students and families through the high school application process. In the classroom, she built relationships with students and was offered a window into their life as young women from low-income families who aspire to lead change in Providence and beyond. In one-on-one meetings with students and families, Michaela learned of the systemic challenges students face to simply pursue their right to an education, all while she pursued a high-quality education just ten miles north. Through this transformational engagement and her own reflection at Fellows meetings, as President of the Society Organized Against Racism (SOAR); a member of the Dialogue, Inclusion, Democracy Lab; and an Orientation Leader for first-year students, Michaela's understanding of service has expanded to not only help provide tangible solutions to injustice, but also combat and dismantle the root causes of injustice, like racism and discrimination, through less tangible solutions— reflection, education, reparation, dialogue and policy change.