Person

Lucina Kayee

St. Catherine University, St. Paul
Pronouns

She/They

Hometown

Monrovia, Liberia

Major

Master of Social Work (MSW)

Expected Graduation Date

May 2024

Your go-to fun fact

Showing dogs in agility and obedience is my happy place

Your “feel good” album

CITY HIGH – Self-Titled

If you had to be any type of bird, what type of bird would you be?

Starling

What motivates you to be a changemaker in your community?

What motivates me to be a changemaker in my community is witnessing the power of collective action and the positive changes that result from community organizing. I am inspired by the legacies of resilience and progress established by my indigenous Liberian community, and it fuels my drive to contribute and continue their work for the betterment of everyone, especially those most marginalized in our communities.

My Capstone:

My capstone proposal, Pulse of the Streets: Unmasking the Realities of Black Youth in Minnesota, embarks on a transformative journey. This documentary and mixed-methods research project delves into the narratives of individuals deeply impacted by the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising and George Floyd’s tragic murder, with a specific focus on Minnesota’s Black youth. My capstone project aims to empower these young individuals through academic and artistic growth, fostering valuable skills in research and filmmaking.

New year, new us. Same mission.

Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights is rebranding to honor the legacy of our founder and hero, Mrs. Ethel Skakel Kennedy. From now on, we will proudly be known as the Robert & Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center

While our name is changing, our mission and work remain the same. We will continue to fight injustice, advance human rights, and hold governments accountable around the world in 2026 and beyond.