Murathime Daisley

• Contribute to research and substantive conference preparation for ILMUNC, a collegiate Model UN conference serving 1,500+ delegates across 103 delegations.
• Research international affairs and global policy issues to support the development of educational committee materials and meaningful diplomatic simulations.
• Support outreach initiatives that introduce Philadelphia students from under-resourced communities to Model UN, international affairs, and diplomacy.

Co-Founder & Global Youth Ambassador of KISIMA Wellness & Empowerment Foundation, developed community wellness center in Lanet, Kenya, serving 500+ families through clean water access, maternal and child wellness, and economic empowerment for young mothers. led youth engagement, program development, and partnerships to achieve $30,000 community well goal and phase expansion of health and skills programs, building on 2025 Lorant Fellowship work in Kenya.

Co-developed wellness program offerings and service structure for center launch.

• Helped teach ESL sessions for children ages 2-14
• Coordinated youth enrichment activities to enhance academic, social, and emotional development outcomes.
• Scheduled volunteers and staff to ensure continuous supervision and support during after-school programming.
• Monitored participant behavior and resolved concerns using trauma-informed communication.
• Scheduled volunteers and staff to maintain consistent supervision during after-school programming.
• Maintained comprehensive attendance, incident, and progress records for accurate program reporting and case reviews.

• Tutored K–8 students in mathematics and language arts, strengthening foundational academic skills, improving literacy and problem-solving abilities, and fostering confidence through individualized instruction.
• Delivered individualized language arts instruction aligned with student learning needs and literacy goals.
• Assessed reading comprehension and writing gaps to guide targeted tutoring plans.
• Designed engaging lessons reinforcing grammar, vocabulary, essay development, and critical analysis.

• Supported inclusive recreational programming serving 47 families of children and young adults with serious health conditions and medical complexities.
• Supervised campers during recreational and social activities, helping create a safe environment that encouraged participation, independence, and connection with peers.
• Assisted with group activities and individualized camper needs to support an inclusive and engaging camp experience for children and young adults.

• Helped distribute food and essential groceries to 50–60 families every other week, supporting local households experiencing food insecurity.
• Assisted with expanded food distribution during COVID-19, when the pantry served approximately 100 families per distribution, helping meet increased community needs.
• Organized food donations and prepared grocery packages to ensure efficient distribution to families in need.

• Pursuing interdisciplinary studies in political science, economics, healthcare policy, and data science, with interests in health equity, bioethics, international affairs, and the intersection of public policy and medicine.
• Developing analytical and quantitative skills to examine healthcare systems, evaluate policy outcomes, and understand the political and economic factors shaping population health.

• Extracurricular Activities: Assistant Secretary General Ivy League Model UN Conference, Penn Women's Club Soccer Team

Activities and societies: Lorant Fellowship for Most Earnest Endeavor, Pine Knoll Cluster Co-President, Intersectional Feminist Forum Co-President, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track & Field (Captain, 3x All-NEPSAC Honors), EBI Upper/Senior TA, Prefect, Proctor, DEI Sports Leadership Board, School Ambassador Tour Guide, Accompanist for Gospel Choir, Strong Girls Lawrence Volunteer (Youth Development Organization), Afro-Latino-American Mentoring Program Mentor (AMP)