2025 Freidin Brow, P.A. & SAVE Social Justice Scholarship Recipients
- laurie2769
- Oct 8
- 2 min read
We’re proud to introduce the recipients of the 2025 Freidin Brown, P.A. & SAVE Social Justice Scholarships! These distinguished LGBTQ+ and allied students have demonstrated a profound commitment to advancing social justice and strengthening the South Florida community.
Meet the 2025 Scholars:
Stephanie Frosch
A queer Jewish woman and Ph.D. candidate at the University of Miami whose research focuses on algorithmic bias and digital discrimination. A former plaintiff in a Title IX lawsuit against Google, she has combined advocacy and scholarship to advance equity in technology, support LGBTQ+ youth, and shape national conversations on justice and digital rights.
Emily Martinez
A third-year Doctor of Psychology student at Nova Southeastern University focused on multicultural psychology and child mental health. She researches the needs of unaccompanied immigrant minors, leads campus mental health workshops, and provides therapy for children and families. Emily aspires to become a culturally competent child psychologist offering accessible care through a group practice or private practice.
Raiden Puna
A first-generation gay Polynesian and law student at the University of Miami, Raiden is committed to using the law as a tool for justice, representation, and systemic change. He has interned with the Human Rights Campaign, advocated for AAPI history in schools, and supported LGBTQ+ communities through policy and grassroots work. As a 2L leader in APALSA and OUTLaw, he aspires to uplift marginalized communities and expand access to justice.
Rihanna Bajnath
A survivor of childhood domestic violence whose experiences inspired her lifelong pursuit of justice. Through education, poetry, nonprofit work, and student advocacy in Washington, D.C., she has committed herself to empowering underrepresented communities. Rihanna aspires to become a lawyer who restores faith in the legal system and defends those most in need.
Taylor Aguilera
A proud queer woman from the South and a first-generation college student with a decade of organizing experience in Florida. Currently a senior at FIU studying Organizational Communications and working at Planned Parenthood of Florida, where she leads statewide advocacy efforts for reproductive healthcare and LGBTQ+ rights. Taylor played a key role in the 2024 Amendment 4 campaign to protect access to abortion.
We’re honored to celebrate, encourage, and support these young social justice leaders and to witness the lasting impact they’re making in our community.
For more information on scholarships, visit: www.yourfloridatrialteam.com/scholarships
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