Mazzi Ingram is a dynamic force in the realm of environmental justice advocacy. Ingram’s journey into activism is marked by a fervent dedication to addressing the pressing issues of our time. Her recent immersion in Cambodia, where she visited Indigenous communities to understand their environmental justice struggles, has deeply impacted her perspective. Witnessing firsthand the challenges these communities have faced has fueled her resolve to effect tangible change. Ingram’s work focuses on the interconnectedness of environmental justice with other social issues. Her journey has led her to understand how environmental degradation intersects with racial, health, and economic disparities. Currently in her senior year at Brandeis University, Ingram is working toward a degree in environmental studies, and she aspires to leverage her experiences and expertise to work in environmental justice policy.