My name is Arianna Campbell. I am a junior in high school, and I was born on October 28, 2008. I have two brothers and two sisters. All of my life I have always had an interest in crime because I used to watch true crime documentaries with my mother. As I get older, my love for solving crimes has continued to grow. Some of my favorite shows growing up were "Criminal Minds" and "Law and Order". My dream job has always been to be in some form of Law Enforcement. I have always dreamed of being accepted into the FBI, but I know there are many steps I have to take before I can get to that moment. Day by day I do as much as I can to move forward academically. Every year I try my best to make sure that I continue to excel in my studies so that I can graduate highschool and go off to college. I would like to go to college for Criminology or Criminal Justice because I know that those majors could help me get closer to my goal. Being in Law Enforcement excites me because it means that I will be able to put my mind and skills in use in order to help others. The crime rates in our world continue to grow and I understand that there is nothing we can do to stop it. I believe that although this may be true, Law Enforcement is needed because it allows us to get justice and closure for those that are affected by crimes. I have always admired police officers, sheriffs and FBI agents because they are constantly putting themselves at risk to make the world a better place. They work day and night putting themselves in the line of fire for the sake of the people that can not protect themselves. The impact I hope to have is to be able to save lives everyday like the people in Law Enforcement do. I hope that one day I will be able to become just like the people I admire. I want to make a difference in the world and I know I can do that by helping others. I hope that I would eventually be good enough to become a director or leader in the Law Enforcement committee so that I can guide younger people that are interested in that area. I know that Law Enforcement is a very important work force in our world so there will be a lot I need to do in order to succeed and I am very prepared for that journey. I plan to support women's empowerment by becoming a good leader and guiding other women to do it as well. I believe that women have the skills and power to become strong, influential leaders just as much as men do. What is a better way to show that then to become the thing I work so hard to achieve? People are a lot more likely to believe that something is possible if they can see it happen. I plan to be a future inspiration to a lot of younger women in the future and to women as a whole community that we can excel in every area of expertise as long as we are willing to put in the work. The women's empowerment movement has been a work in progress for years and it will continue to thrive beyond our generations as long as we keep it in perspective.