As a transgender student on campus, I know how difficult it can be to be in space where you do not feel like you belong. It is why I wanted to create a difference, and one of the ways that I have done this is through make-up. By starting a make-up drive at school, trans-feminine and non-binary students are able to use packaged products at no cost, and can use these products to feel more comfortable in their bodies. It is because of this initiative that I want to continue doing this work on a larger scale: I want to be part of Urban Decay's campaign in making the make-up world a more inclusive space.

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Throughout the semester, I have been working with brands such as Plan B and Advocates for Youth to ensure accessibility for students. Not only that, I have also worked consistently with our college Pantry to include sanitary and makeup products as well, to ensure that every person on campus, including trans-feminine and non binary students, are able to get the resources they need.