Stephen Donkor is a first-generation law school graduate of Western New England University School of Law and serves as the Historian for the JustUs Movement. Originally from Accra, Ghana, he is the youngest of two siblings, fluent in Twi, and has lived in Israel, Ghana, and the United States. He moved to the United States fifteen years ago and currently resides in Massachusetts. His interests include drawing, playing football, soccer, and basketball, and visiting art museums for creative inspiration. Stephen earned his bachelor’s degree in Political Science and History from Assumption University before earning his Juris Doctorate at Western New England University School of Law. His interest in law is shaped by his multicultural background and commitment to service, leading him to pursue Immigration Law. During law school, he served as BLSA 1L Representative, Vice President, and President, as well as a student representative on the Outreach and Diversity Board, and competed in Moot Court at both the undergraduate and law school levels. As a Board member and Historian for the JustUs Movement, Stephen aims to document and preserve the organization’s history and impact while advancing opportunities, resources, and justice for minority communities.