5/ You’re fabulous, Queen! Thanks for cultivating community and spreading optimism 💜.#SIXBroadway #SIXUSTour.

4/ Biabani is also the author of “Climate Optimism: Climate Wins and Creating Systemic Change Around The World,” unpacking the ways in which we can pioneer unique solutions to the climate crisis.

3/ While playing a major role in campaigning for Vanderbilt’s divestment of fossil fuels, Biabani built a large social media following through her weekly “Earth Wins” series. Each week, she shares positive action being taken towards sustainability to an audience of over 60k.

2/ and ecological issues merged with her interest in sustainable fashion, eventually leading her to start In The Loop: a sustainable rental clothing subscription service. Biabani’s advocacy is rooted in education, climate optimism, and creating systemic change.

Today, we are crowning activist, author, and entrepreneur Zahra Biabani as our #QueenoftheWeek 👑. Hailing from Texas, Biabani developed a strong passion for environmental studies. While attending Vanderbilt University, she started a blog where her pieces about social justice 1/

5/ May 2024. This marked an end to over 20 years of soil, water, and air pollution. In 2025, Allen won the Goldman Environmental Prize!. Thank you, Queen, for your commitment to helping others and our environment 💜 #SIXBroadway #SIXUSTour.

4/ Merrimack Citizens for Clean Water, spearheading the campaign to pressure the Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics plant into closing. In addition to helping create the National PFAS Contamination Coalition, her efforts led to the official closure of the Saint-Gobain plant in.

3/ Not only were health concerns dismissed by the NHDES, but plastic corporations were allowing the Saint-Gobain plant to leak toxic chemicals into drinking water. Allen rallied monthly community meetings, researched PFAS reports, and cofounded the.

2/ amidst one of New England’s largest environmental crises. After moving to Merrimack in the 1980s to raise her family, Allen became outraged after catching flaws and downplayed risks of water contamination in a 2016 community meeting convened by NHDES.

Today, we are crowning environmental hero Laurene Allen as our #QueenoftheWeek 👑. A clinical social worker from Merrimack, New Hampshire, Allen stepped up to protect thousands of families affected by contaminated drinking water 1/

Are you ready to get down in Queens, Queens? 💃 Join Queen Jenny Mollet for another SIX-themed Zumba class this Saturday, July 26 from 12:30-1:10pm outside on 31st Avenue (between 33rd & 35th Street) in Astoria!

Queens, we want to hang up your fan art for everyone to see! 🎨 Tag us in your creations for the chance to be featured on our page (and maybe even at the Lena Horne Theatre!) 👑

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Queen-ing out has never looked so fab! Happy #FanFriday ✨💜 #SIXBroadway. 1/

5/ Thank you, Queen, for your remarkable compassion and advocacy 💜 #SIXBroadway #SIXUSTour.

4/ Gender Equity Matters Summits and even created a Hidden Disability Summit with the mission of defying her own challenges that come with speech, as well as elevating others to find their purpose and voice.

3/ Elina hosts weekly chats with kids and young adults where members can share their unique thoughts and experiences. Elina has spoken at the Apraxia Kids National Conference twice and given a TEDx talk about the importance of community. She has also hosted.

2/ Diagnosed at age four with childhood apraxia of speech, Csapo transformed her communication obstacles into a source of inspiration. Feeling misunderstood from a young age gave Csapo an enormous drive to help others who feel overlooked, thus creating Young Able Voices.

Today, we are crowning disability advocate Elina Csapo as our #QueenoftheWeek 👑. Currently a rising sophomore at Rider University, Elina Csapo started Young Able Voices: a peer-to-peer support group for children and teens with hidden disabilities. 1/

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