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The Congressional Award GOLDMEDAL CEREMONY The CoNgressioNal Award GOLD MEDAL CEREMONY SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 1 P M - 5 P M E T VARIOUS VIRTUAL PLATFORMS 20 20 PROGRAM JoiNJoiN usus virtuallyvirtually withwith providedprovided liNks.liNks. RECOGNITION VIDEO Enjoy live-streamed featured content from fellow medalists, video messages from Members of Congress, and interviews with Wolf Blitzer, Emmitt Smith, and Senator Mike Enzi. KEYNOTE & GIVEAWAYS Tune in for a keynote address and a chance to win free Washington Nationals merchandise. NETWORKING SESSION Meet your fellow medalists in small groups and participate in networking activities with members of The Congressional Award Board of Directors. PANEL DISCUSSIONS Hear from experts and take part in Q&A sessions about the following topics: Entrepreneurship, Women in Leadership, Nonprofit Leadership, & Race Relations and Social Justice. A message from the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives: Hello, As Speaker of the House, it is a pleasure to send warm greetings and heartfelt congratulations to this year's 478 inspiring young recipients of the Congressional Award Gold Medal. Once again, thank you Paxton Baker for outstanding and ongoing leadership to support and inspire our next generation of young leaders. For over 40 years, The Congressional Award has encouraged countless young people to ignite your passion, discover your purpose, and know your power. Our nation is at a pivotal moment, as our communities confront the unprecedented Coronavirus crisis and fight the systemic injustices that continue to undermine the strength of our democracy. If we are to meet these enormous challenges, we need your leadership, your imagination, and your commitment to serving others. Your communities and our nation are looking to you to build a brighter future for all Americans - a future that respects the dignity of every person and honors the fundamental promise of equality and justice for all. On behalf of the United States Congress, congratulations on this momentous achievement. Thank you for all that you are doing to forge a better nation. We are all so very proud of you. ALASKA CALIFORNIA Alaska’s At-Large Congressional District California’s 2nd Congressional District Rafael Bitanga, Kodiak Kavi Dolasia, Mill Valley Alexandra Weitman, San Rafael ARKANSAS Arkansas’ 3rd Congressional District California’s 7th Congressional District Madison Mitchell, Hiwasse Tiffany Dai, Folsom ARIZONA California’s 8th Congressional District Arizona’s 1st Congressional District Vladislav Kinzer, Lake Arrowhead Adam Lahey, Flagstaff California’s 10th Congressional District Arizona’s 2nd Congressional District Sydney Chase, Modesto Therese Dang, Tucson Trisha Dang, Tucson California’s 11th Congressional District Nabahi Hickman, Tucson Zachary Lieske, El Cerrito Chinmai Srinivas, Moraga Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District Vanessa Richards, Tucson California’s 14th Congressional District Grace Wilson, Hillsborough Arizona’s 4th Congressional District Garvey Blackwell, Yuma California’s 15th Congressional District Arun Ahuja, Pleasanton Arizona’s 5th Congressional District Brian Fu, Fremont Carson William Beck, Chandler Sophie Judge, Pleasanton Istuti Gairola, Chandler Lavanya Neti, Fremont Iqra Hashmi, Gilbert Max Williams, Castro Valley Luke Wu, Dublin Arizona’s 9th Congressional District Noah Frazier, Tempe Rhea Rungta, Phoenix 3 California’s 17th Congressional District California’s 33rd Congressional District Maya Abiram, Cupertino Isabella Bacallao, Hermosa Beach Brian La, Sunnyvale Hunter Bren, Los Angeles Abigail Leong, Fremont Luke Jankowski, Beverly Hills Hanjune Lee, Sunnyvale Minji Jeun, Rancho Palos Verdes Ishani Narwankar, Sunnyvale Derrick Kim, Rancho Palos Verdes Amber Peters, Santa Monica California’s 18th Congressional District Sam Siminou, Beverly Hills Andrew Bernas, Palo Alto Meltem Su, Beverly Hills Sophia Blair, San Jose California’s 34th Congressional District California’s 19th Congressional District Ashley Kim, Los Angeles Rushil Srivastava, San Jose Amber Lim, Los Angeles Eugene Yi, Los Angeles California’s 20th Congressional 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