J’adore Harris-Tavita is a passionate advocate for justice and creative expression, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with minors in Inequality Studies and Journalism and Media at Duke University. Her academic journey is enriched by a deep interest in the criminal justice system and forensic psychology, with hopes to earn a PhD and open a practice for underserved communities in New Zealand. J’adore is actively involved in initiatives that challenge systemic inequality, from advocating for death penalty abolition to turning out voters on campus. A member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., she brings action-oriented leadership to civic engagement projects like World Against the Death Penalty Day. J’adore is also an advocate for the power of art to heal and inspire change, exploring music’s role in challenging domestic violence through the Leadership in Arts Policy Program. Her multifaceted work blends research, empathy, and creative activism to uplift marginalized voices and promote meaningful societal change.