There have been multiple instances where slurs were found written on the walls of Holliston High School and Robert Adams Middle School, but despite efforts from the administration, these incidents have only intensified in recent years. We've felt that the hateful rhetoric spread by the loud minority is not an accurate representation of our school but is nonetheless a severe damper on the tolerance and comfort provided to students at our school. Additionally, several cliques and exclusionary groups populate our school, which causes a disheartening amount of division throughout the school and often leads to poor communication between clubs and administrators. These circumstances sparked an idea to simultaneously address both these issues by creating a council of student leaders from many different clubs and backgrounds to produce a unified voice for the student body. We plan to address critical topics such as school safety, hate speech policies, student-led assemblies, and dress codes with the help of the humanitarian club, GSA, the culture club, and the student advisory council to ensure a meaningful and long-lasting outlet of change in our community.