Amani Allen-Beale is a dedicated project manager, environmental science major, and African American studies minor with a commitment to sustainable development and social justice. As an inaugural fellow and, subsequently, a coordinator and grant writer for the RCE Sustainable Development Futures Fellowship, Amani has shaped impactful initiatives, including fellowship programs that champion sustainability and community engagement. Her expertise extends through roles with organizations such as the United States Green Building Council and The Lola, where she focused on driving environmental and social innovation. A fellow of the Sustainable Georgia Futures initiative, she remains passionate about weaving environmental justice and African American studies into meaningful, transformative projects. Beyond project management, Amani is a dynamic voice in community activism. Through her powerful writing on Black feminist epistemology, arts and literature, and theology, she dives deep into the intersections of identity, resilience, and liberation. Her work doesn’t just start conversations—it amplifies them, shedding light on the transformative power of Black womanhood and spirituality. Amani’s pieces are equal parts thought-provoking and soul-stirring, leaving a lasting impact on those who engage with her vision for a more inclusive, empowered future.