Noor Ali is a passionate advocate for equity, public health, and cultural inclusivity. She led a petition to recognize Eid as a holiday in Gwinnett County Schools, gathering 15,000 signatures and raising awareness about discrimination. Recognized by organizations like CAIR and the Georgia Youth Justice Coalition, Noor made history as the youngest speaker at the 2023 CAIR Georgia Gala.
Noor has worked to advance the rights of minority students, contributing to the Georgia proclamation for Muslim American Heritage Month and the passage of Senate Resolutions 425 and 773. Her public health advocacy is fueled by an internship in surgery and obesity medicine, where she aims to tackle systemic health issues.
Noor aspires to a career in governmental public health to drive change at the intersection of healthcare and policy. Her achievements include receiving a Georgia State Senate Coin, a State Senate internship, and being a finalist for the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program. Noor continues to inspire others to advocate for a healthier, more inclusive society.
“If you have a voice, speak up. If you have a mind, learn. If you have rights, protect those who don't.” – Noor Ali
