Jack Waxman, Founder
Jack is a freshman at Cornell University, invested in learning about
nicotine addiction and advocating for legislation in favor of tobacco-prevention. Jack is the creator of JUULers Against JUUL, a video project shedding light on the truth behind JUULs. Since releasing the video, Jack has been featured on Good Morning America, The Washington Post, ABC Nightline, Women's Health Magazine, NPR, Yahoo News, ABC News, and NY Daily News.
Jack is a freshman at Cornell University, invested in learning about
nicotine addiction and advocating for legislation in favor of tobacco-prevention. Jack is the creator of JUULers Against JUUL, a video project shedding light on the truth behind JUULs. Since releasing the video, Jack has been featured on Good Morning America, The Washington Post, ABC Nightline, Women's Health Magazine, NPR, Yahoo News, ABC News, and NY Daily News.
Abe Baker-Butler, Co-Founder
Abe is a junior at Blind Brook High School, focused on peer-to-peer prevention and legislative advocacy. Abe was instrumental in the passage of Westchester County’s Tobacco 21 legislation and is now working on initiatives at the state and county level, as well as publicity for YOUth Decide. Abe’s dedication to student health is further evidenced by his role as co-founder of the Westchester Student Coalition Against Gun Violence (WSCAGV). Also on the local level, Abe serves as the Student Representative to the Blind Brook Community Coalition and Vice President of the Westchester County Youth Advisory Board. Abe has been featured on MSNBC in connection with his gun safety advocacy, and he was recently selected as one of two New York delegates to the 2019 United States Senate Youth Program.
Abe is a junior at Blind Brook High School, focused on peer-to-peer prevention and legislative advocacy. Abe was instrumental in the passage of Westchester County’s Tobacco 21 legislation and is now working on initiatives at the state and county level, as well as publicity for YOUth Decide. Abe’s dedication to student health is further evidenced by his role as co-founder of the Westchester Student Coalition Against Gun Violence (WSCAGV). Also on the local level, Abe serves as the Student Representative to the Blind Brook Community Coalition and Vice President of the Westchester County Youth Advisory Board. Abe has been featured on MSNBC in connection with his gun safety advocacy, and he was recently selected as one of two New York delegates to the 2019 United States Senate Youth Program.
Paul Agbaje, School Engagement
Paul is a freshman at Cornell University, immersed in Students Against Nicotine’s educational initiative, YOUth Decide. His work with Students Against Nicotine encompasses a dedication not only to advocacy and outreach but also YOUth Decide’s design. Paul’s dedication to Students Against Nicotine stems from his passion for advocacy on behalf of America’s youth population. Most recently, this surfaced in his authorial work--his latest essay, Scribbles, published by literary journal Body Without Organs, probes the moral implications of standardized testing for students, alongside the philosophical discourse that it beckons.
Paul is a freshman at Cornell University, immersed in Students Against Nicotine’s educational initiative, YOUth Decide. His work with Students Against Nicotine encompasses a dedication not only to advocacy and outreach but also YOUth Decide’s design. Paul’s dedication to Students Against Nicotine stems from his passion for advocacy on behalf of America’s youth population. Most recently, this surfaced in his authorial work--his latest essay, Scribbles, published by literary journal Body Without Organs, probes the moral implications of standardized testing for students, alongside the philosophical discourse that it beckons.
Milo Gringlas, Legislative Advocacy
Milo is a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University from Pound Ridge, New York. He is hoping to major in Government as well as American History and International Relations. Milo’s curiosity has always been piqued by politics and global affairs, which he attributes to the many political conversations initiated at the dinner table during his childhood. During the summer of 2017, Milo worked in Washington, D.C. as a Senate Page, where he learned the inner-workings and processes of government. During this time, he also realized his passion for government could possibly translate into a career opportunity. He has been a key asset for Students Against Nicotine in addressing legislative issues, reaching out to other kids about our mission, and meeting with local and state politicians to find solutions to the crisis of youth nicotine addiction.
Milo is a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University from Pound Ridge, New York. He is hoping to major in Government as well as American History and International Relations. Milo’s curiosity has always been piqued by politics and global affairs, which he attributes to the many political conversations initiated at the dinner table during his childhood. During the summer of 2017, Milo worked in Washington, D.C. as a Senate Page, where he learned the inner-workings and processes of government. During this time, he also realized his passion for government could possibly translate into a career opportunity. He has been a key asset for Students Against Nicotine in addressing legislative issues, reaching out to other kids about our mission, and meeting with local and state politicians to find solutions to the crisis of youth nicotine addiction.
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