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Sarah Seguin is a tenant organizer with AFSC North Carolina. Sarah is a native of Greensboro and an alum of Guilford College, earning their degree in Theatre and German Studies. During their time as an undergrad, they organized against program cuts and financial transparency on campus. Their work is focused on using the power of storytelling and grassroots organizing to build solidarity across race, class, gender, and immigration to disrupt systems of oppression in North Carolina.

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Maliyah Ijames is the Potts Court Watch Intern for AFSC North Carolina. Maliyah is a recent graduate from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University who decided to join AFSC because of the meaningful experience she had while volunteering in 2025. The president of an organization Maliyah was part of held a similar role with AFSC and introduced her to volunteering with the eviction court watch program.

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