About Gloria Young

Gloria Young is dedicated to contributing to a more just, equitable, fair, and safer Missouri for all. Gloria's passion for this pursuit is evidenced by her extensive volunteer experience that spans decades. Her involvement includes animal welfare advocacy where she not only volunteered at local shelters but led independent fundraising efforts. She has contributed to efforts aimed at enhancing literacy and nutrition in schools though her passion for education extends beyond the classroom; she has been instrumental in supporting schools to respond effectively to student needs and has been a staunch advocate for justice and academic freedom.

Understanding the critical challenges of housing and food insecurity, she contributed her time and expertise to city-wide initiatives addressing these issues. Her commitment to healthcare accessibility is evident in her work with organizations striving to expand medical care access. Furthermore, Gloria's leadership in grassroots movements for global peace and environmental sustainability has made a significant impact, notably through her involvement in the Northland Community Cleanup initiative, which focuses on improving waste management practices.

Gloria believes deeply in the power of education, justice, and human rights as foundational elements for safer, more inclusive communities. Her anthropological background equips her with a unique perspective on human issues, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and cooperation. As a candidate for state representative, She is dedicated to bringing her extensive volunteer experience, deep-seated values, and willingness to engage with diverse perspectives to the forefront of her campaign, aiming to foster collective solutions to the complex challenges facing Missouri today.