Stephen Donkor is a first-generation law school graduate originally from Ghana. He earned his bachelor's degree in Political Science and History from Assumption University and his law degree from Western New England School of Law. He currently serves as a Research and Emerging Technologies Librarian and Adjunct Professor at Western New England School of Law. His current work in research and teaching Law, reflects his interests in legal research, emerging technology, education, mentorship, and service. His diverse experiences have shaped his passion for law, education, mentorship, access to justice, and creating opportunities for underserved communities. During law school, Stephen served as the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) 1L Representative, Vice President, and President, participated in the National Environmental Moot Court Competition and also served as Northeast Regional Director of the Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competitions established by the Northeast Black Law Students Association (NEBLSA). As Historian of the JustUs Movement, Stephen is committed to preserving and documenting the organization's history, programs, accomplishments, and impact. He hopes to use his experiences in law, librarianship, education, technology, and community leadership to advance the JustUs Movement's mission.