Founder and Executive Director

Lyric Amodia possesses a multicultural background from Japan and Germany. A Spring 2023 graduate from Howard University, she has earned accolades such as The Torch of Wisdom Foundation 2023 Rising Star Award. Lyric held extensive leadership roles at Howard, including being a Spring 2022 initiate of Alpha Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Lyric is also fluent in German with a background in mixed martial arts, she is currently an educator pursuing an MBA at The University of Maryland, aiming to address societal disparities through The Movement Street’s national and international growth.

Development Coordinator

Sydney Fulton is a senior at Howard University from Windsor, CT. Majoring in human development with a minor in psychology, Sydney has strengthened her love for serving the community while gaining exposure to various social issues. Her time with TMS has deepened her understanding of the importance of taking a stand against social injustices within the community.

Production Director

Raven Audevert, a freshman Health Science major at Howard University hailing from Miami, seamlessly balances academic pursuits with a dynamic passion for freelance graphic design. With a keen eye for creativity and a commitment to health sciences, Raven exemplifies a versatile and driven individual dedicated to both academic excellence and artistic expression.

Social Media Associate

Jayda Bartholomew-Miller is a sophomore nursing major from Boston, MA, attending Howard University. She aspires to become an OB/GYN, with a focus on improving Black maternal health and reducing the mortality rate among Black women. Jayda believes social media is a powerful tool for community service, allowing her to connect with others, raise awareness, and give back to the community.

Tech Advisor

John Tucker is a Junior Computer Science Major from Wilmington, Delaware. John aspires to be an engineer, also dedicating a percentage of his time to community service through youth empowerment in STEM education. One of his goals is to also bring more community service to the engineering world! To him, joining the Movement street is combining two of his favorite things, volunteerism and engineering, applying them in a mission to better serve the community.

Detroit Chapter President

Kennedy Perry is a junior sports medicine major chemistry minor at Howard University from Detroit, MI. Kennedy is an active change agent within her community by proactively volunteering at local food banks and voter registration drives. Kennedy wanted to bring her skills used in these roles to The Movement Street and serve in marginalized Black and Brown communities.

Flint Chapter President

Dionna L. Brown, MA is a passionate public health scholar, environmental justice advocate, and community leader born and raised in Flint, Michigan. Dionna’s work centers on empowering youth, addressing health and environmental inequities, and reimagining what community service looks like for underserved communities.

Detroit Chapter Vice President

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Ania Engram carries the city’s grassroots spirit and resilience into everything she does. As Vice President of The Movement Street’s Detroit chapter, she is deeply committed to the growth and upliftment of her community. Ania is passionate about hands-on involvement, from youth engagement to community beautification initiatives, and strives to create spaces that empower and inspire. With a heart for service and a down-to-earth approach, she works to build a stronger, more connected Detroit.

Howard University Chapter President

North Carolina Central University Chapter President

Cypress J. Booker is a junior Biomedical Sciences major with a minor in Public Health Education at North Carolina Central University. She is an aspiring Trauma Surgeon and Emergency Physician with a deep passion for serving others. Committed to giving back not just to her own community but to any community she can reach, Cypress believes in using her platform to create a lasting impact and legacy. She is thrilled to help bring The Movement Street to NCCU and to show how students embody the university’s motto of Truth and Service every day.