Thomas B. Cooper

Is a student leader, healthcare practitioner, and community advocate who currently serves as a Volunteer Field Agent with I've Vision - ICEL and is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biology at the University of Liberia. He is passionate about youth empowerment, public health, education, leadership, and community development.

Thomas currently works as a Nurse Aide at First Choice Clinic, where he contributes to patient care and health promotion. He also serves as a lecturer at the New Age School of Health Assistants, teaching Common Diseases and helping to equip future healthcare workers with practical knowledge and skills.

In addition, Thomas is the founder of One Voice Liberia, a Liberia-based advocacy movement dedicated to raising awareness on issues affecting young people, particularly access to education, technology, and opportunities for growth and development.

Through volunteerism, public speaking, mentorship, and community engagement, Thomas remains committed to inspiring positive change and empowering others to reach their full potential. As an aspiring neurologist, he believes that education, science, and service are powerful tools for transforming lives, strengthening communities, and advancing national development.