UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER
The University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative was founded in March 2025 by Andrew Ankamah Jr.. As TAI’s first Ivy League Chapter, the Chapter is dedicated to giving back to the West Philadelphia Community through advocacy, mentorship, and service.
Executive Board
Juliet adam
President
Juliet Adam is a public policy and economics major. She works with HIAS in Philly as an Arabic Translator, providing Arabic-English translations for legal documents and events to assist immigrants in the green card and citizenship process. She is passionate about working in African economic development and education policy; she believes they are at the core of socioeconomic success for nations. She is inspired by her ethnic roots, Sudan, where poor economic policy and lack of proper education have led to the detriment of the nation’s development over the past few decades.
Tatiana Wilkins Vice President
Tatiana Wilkins is the Vice President of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in Biology with minors in Medical Sociology and Chemistry and is a pre-medical student with aspirations of becoming a physician. She is particularly interested in dermatology and women’s health and hopes to pursue a career in medicine focused on improving health outcomes and patient care. Tatiana serves as the Historian for the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) UPenn Section and volunteers as a student clinician with the United Community Clinic. She is passionate about health education and health equity, particularly addressing misogynoir in medicine and the disparities that affect Black women’s access to quality healthcare.
ASHLEY GOMES
Secretary
Ashley Gomes Is the Secretary of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is a marketing and finance major. On campus, she is involved in MUSE Journal Team (marketing undergraduate student establishment) & club tennis at Penn. She is passionate about healthcare access and economic inequality. She believes that everyone’s health and quality of life are the foundation to a thriving and fair society. When individuals are forced to choose between basic necessities or medical care, the cycles of poverty and hardship continue.
CHRISTINA THOMPSON TREASURER
Christina Thompson is the Treasurer of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) and hopes to pursue a career in private equity. Christina is involved in the UPenn Shea Collective, Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity, and BlackGen Capital, where she continues to develop her interests in business, finance, and leadership. She is particularly passionate about improving mental health resources for minority students and expanding access to quality education.
DENISIA GEORGE
SOCIAL MEDIA CHAIR
Denisia George is the Social Media Chair of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in Neuroscience and aspires to attend medical school and pursue a career as a physician. Originally from Philadelphia, Denisia is a QuestBridge Scholar and Gates Scholar who is passionate about mentorship, healthcare, and supporting underserved communities. She is actively involved in mentoring youth, particularly in STEM-related subjects, where she enjoys helping students build confidence, curiosity, and a love for science and learning.
ALISON FRAZER MENTORSHIP CHAIR
Alison Frazer is the Mentorship Chair of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in English and plans to pursue a career as a high school English teacher. Alison is an accelerated student at the Graduate School of Education (GSE) and is passionate about education, storytelling, and creating meaningful connections through mentorship. She is also involved as a photographer for Faces of Black Penn and as a journalist for The Daily Pennsylvanian, where she uses her creative and communication skills to highlight the experiences and perspectives of her community. Through education, mentorship, journalism, and the arts, Alison hopes to empower young people and inspire the next generation of students to recognize their voices and potential.
AZARIAH MUHAMMAD Community Service CHAIR
Azariah Muhammad is the Community Service Chair of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in Health and Societies with a concentration in Health Care Policy and Law on the pre-law track and hopes to pursue a career as a lawyer. Azariah is passionate about the intersection of healthcare, law, and community advocacy, particularly how policy can shape access to resources and opportunities. She serves as a Writing Fellow with the Marks Family Writing Center and a Nutrition/Garden Crew Mentor with the Agaston Urban Nutrition Initiative. She is also a Building Ambassador for Houston Hall, Historian and Z-Hope Coordinator for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., and Vice President of the UPenn Intercultural Greek Council.
cAMDDRESA DAVIS UMOJA Representative
Camddresa Davis is the UMOJA Representative of the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative. She is majoring in Law and Society and hopes to pursue a career as a lawyer. Camddresa is passionate about criminal justice, civil rights, and ensuring that underserved communities have equitable access to opportunities and resources. She serves as an Associate Editor for the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, where she engages with issues at the intersection of law, policy, and society. Outside of her academic and professional interests, Camddresa is a member of the Penn Symphony Orchestra and Penn Club Field Hockey.
Connecting Penn and the West Philadelphia Community
Under the leadership of President Juliet Adam, the University of Pennsylvania Chapter of The Accountability Initiative has quickly become an example of authentic and intentional community service on and around campus.
Featured Events:
- College & Career Readiness Workshops
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Upcoming Events
- Resume Building Workshop
- College Exploration & Readiness Workshop
- Trade School Pathways Workshop
- Insider on College Life Workshop
- More Coming Soon!
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Angelnafi Joseph
VICE PRESIDENT: 2025-2026
AISHA ALI
TREASURER: 2025-2026
dAvid tamakloe
MENTORSHIP CHAIR: 2025-2026
isaiah littlejohn
COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIR: 2025-2026
