2024 GIRLS HEALTH CONFERENCE

Kiera D'Souza

Kiera D'Souza, a driven and passionate young woman who loves helping others and empowering young girls. Kiera is a varsity athlete and plays piano competitively, shaping her into a dedicated and devoted female. By being a part of Girlstawk, she hopes to continue a path in helping others and making positive changes in society!

Sophia Botea

Sophia Botea is a 15 year old sophomore at Livingston high school and is a passionate advocate for women's well-being. Inspired by her love for soccer and lacrosse, Sophia combines her athletic spirit with her dedication to community service as a Red Cross Club volunteer. Through joining the organization Girlstalk, she aims to provide awareness for women support to prioritize their health and empowerment and help uplift women. She has a passion for science and hopes to pursue a career in STEM.

Tvisha Reikhy

Hi, my name is Tvisha Reikhy and I am a sophomore at Livingston High School! As a softball player, sports have always been a big part of my life, which is why I have held sports-camps and sports drives to encourage the same for children of all backgrounds. I enjoy planning community-events about disease-awareness as a board member of HOSA, a club that focuses on promoting the healthcare profession among high school students. Outside of school, she enjoys dancing to Bollywood songs, spending time with her brother, and going to the beach. She hopes that this Girls Health Conference will help to educate the girls in her community about their bodies and mental health, destigmatize health-issues related to females, and most importantly, show other girls that they are not alone in their struggles.

Sophie Rothfeld

Sophie Rothfeld is a 15 year old sophomore at Livingston highschool. She is a passionate individual who is dedicated to empower woman and drive positive change into society. As a valued member of the Livingston varsity softball team, she demonstrates leadership and relentless work ethic. She is also on the board of a nonprofit called small step loans and Livingstons health community, healthy youth initiative. She hopes to continue to empower and benefit young women.