Anika Dugal is a sophomore from Old Bridge, New Jersey studying Computer Science and Public Policy. Anika is a leader at Duke Cyber and founded the Digital Frontiers Conference, which brought together over eighty people at the Sanford School of Public Policy to discuss AI governance and national security. She is the founder and Executive Director of the Center for Gender Equitable AI (CGEAI), a youth-led nonprofit of more than 200 students tackling emerging tech issues that disproportionately impact women, girls, and folks of other marginalized gender identities. She is a delegate to the 70th UN Commission on the Status of Women. Anika is an experienced speaker and has spoken at Columbia, Oxford, and on responsible tech podcasts. She is grateful to be an Angier B. Duke Scholar, Duke Technology Scholar, Coca-Cola Scholar, Prudential Emerging Visionary, Groundbreaker for Global Good, Points of Light Award recipient, and Her Campus 22 Under 22 honoree.