Hi, I’m Mia Fennell, I’m 16 years old, and I’m truly honored to serve as Miss Juneteenth Nevada. This program has given me so many meaningful opportunities—attending cultural celebrations, connecting with inspiring community leaders, and learning about the powerful history and resilience that shape our traditions. Through this journey, I’ve discovered the deeper meaning of Juneteenth—beyond what’s taught in school—and how our stories continue to influence and uplift the communities we serve. These experiences have helped me grow, understand my purpose, and embrace what it means to lead with pride, grace, and intention.
Outside of my role as Miss Juneteenth Nevada, I’m proud to serve as the Vice President of Education for my school’s Hispanic Organization Promoting Education (HoPe Club), where I help support students and create a space that celebrates both academic excellence and cultural identity.
I’m deeply passionate about uplifting younger generations, honoring Juneteenth, and using my voice to inspire confidence, unity, and strength. My dream is to become a pediatric nurse, where I can care for children and continue serving my community with compassion, purpose, and heart.
Outside of my role as Miss Juneteenth Nevada, I’m proud to serve as the Vice President of Education for my school’s Hispanic Organization Promoting Education (HoPe Club), where I help support students and create a space that celebrates both academic excellence and cultural identity.
I’m deeply passionate about uplifting younger generations, honoring Juneteenth, and using my voice to inspire confidence, unity, and strength. My dream is to become a pediatric nurse, where I can care for children and continue serving my community with compassion, purpose, and heart.
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Mia Fennell
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