is a dedicated student and passionate youth advocate with interests in public policy, government, and economics. Currently serving as the first Mister Bold City, Student Body President, and founder of the Youth (Teen) Speaker Series. He is civically minded and proactively participates in speaking opportunities, and community service. Committed to continuous learning and making a positive impact, Jehu strives to be at the forefront of innovative and social change to address today's most critical issues.
FEATURED
LEE - Scholarship Equity Community Impact Project
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In my journey as an advocate, I have dedicated myself to a range of critical issues that aim to foster equity, empowerment, and sustainable growth in our communities.
Equitable Education: Championing access to quality education for all.
Health Inequities: Raising awareness surrounding limited to access healthcare and promoting resources for physical/mental wellness.
The Youth: Empowering young leaders and providing growth opportunities.
Opportunities for Black Men : Addressing systemic barriers and creating pathways to success.
Closing the Wealth Gap: Advocating for economic equality and financial literacy.
Affordable and Sustainable Living: Promoting access to housing and sustainable resources.
Civic Engagement: Encouraging active participation in community decision-making.
Tech and Innovative Systems: Leveraging technology for social change.
CORE VALUES
Service
Community
Responsibility
Excellence
Opportunity
Sustainability
"Where there's a black man, there is a symphony of strength, a melody of resilience going to any length!"
- Poetry by Jehu King from 'Where There's A Black Man'
KIPP School Summit 2024
Everything I do is rooted in service, advocacy, and empowerment. Whether it’s through policy, storytelling, or community organizing, my goal is to amplify voices, create opportunities, and push for meaningful change. I believe in mobilizing people, challenging the status quo, and ensuring that underrepresented communities have a seat at the table. My work isn’t just about ideas—it’s about action, impact, and building a future where equity and justice are more than just words.
Youth (Teen) Speaker Series:
Econ Upward
Research & Social Commentary
Community Leadership
Volunteerism and Servitude
Public Speaking/Presentation
Documentation & Reporting
Public Relations
Project Management:
Workshop Facilitation
Performance Evaluation
Data Analysis/Visualization
Digital Information
Graphic Design
Strategic Thinking
Resource/Crisis Management
Research
904ward SAT Alum
Embolden Rising Scholars
Jacksonville NAACP Youth Council
Policy Matters
FL Youth In Government
YMCA Leaders Club
Future Business Leaders of America
Health Occupation Students of America
Civic Nation: My School Votes
HSDA: Black Caucus
Beyond School Borders: FIS Mentorship Program
National Student Council Association