Amari Fennoy
About Amari Fennoy
Amari Fennoy is an intern and educator currently working as a Special Education Teacher at Saint Louis Public Schools since 2019. Fennoy is actively involved in civic engagement and social action initiatives through various organizations, including the NAACP and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Work at Arch City Defenders
Amari Fennoy has been serving as an intern at Arch City Defenders since 2018. In this role, Fennoy conducts and sponsors voter registration drives, contributing to the organization's mission of promoting civil rights and social justice. The internship provides practical experience in advocacy and community engagement, aligning with Fennoy's commitment to civic involvement.
Current Role at Saint Louis Public Schools
Since 2019, Amari Fennoy has worked as a Special Education Teacher at Saint Louis Public Schools. This position involves supporting students with diverse learning needs and implementing individualized education plans. Fennoy's work in this role reflects a dedication to education and inclusivity within the school system.
Experience with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Amari Fennoy has been the Social Action Co-Chair for the East Saint Louis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. since 2020. In this capacity, Fennoy conducts programs focused on racial profiling, gender equality, and affordable healthcare, fostering community engagement and social justice initiatives.
Educational Background
Amari Fennoy studied Political Science and Government at Spelman College from 2015 to 2018, where Fennoy was a candidate for a Bachelor of Political Justice. Additionally, Fennoy pursued a Master's in Special Education at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis from 2019 to 2021, further enhancing expertise in education.
Civic Engagement and Leadership Roles
Fennoy has held significant leadership positions, including serving as the Georgia Youth and College Division President for the NAACP since 2019. Fennoy also works as a Certified Civic Engagement Trainer for the NAACP, facilitating voter education programs and developing initiatives to combat voter suppression, demonstrating a commitment to political awareness and community involvement.