Roishetta Sibley Ozane is the founder of The Vessel Project of Louisiana, a small mutual aid and environmental justice organization. Roishetta is an award-winning, internationally-known environmental justice advocate and has spoken on stages nationally and abroad including in Egypt, Canada, and Malaysia championing Black, indigenous, and people of color communities and their right to clean air, clean water and sustainable communities that aren’t overburdened by fossil fuel buildout. Roishetta is a member of several organizations including National Association of University Women and McNeese State University Black Alumni, and is a She Leads Fellow Alum for the Power Coalition of Equity and Justice. Roishetta is a single mom of 6 for whom she’s trying to make the world a better place. Roishetta truly believes that no one is good until we are all good, and she proves that daily through her giving heart and philanthropy.