About

Emmabella Rudd is a 23-year-old type 1 diabetes advocate, activist, and philanthropist. At just 11 years old, Emmabella embarked on her advocacy journey, stepping onto Capitol Hill with unwavering determination to enact change. It was here that she discovered her passion for policy, government, and social change. Through her tireless efforts, she has become a vocal proponent for diabetes legislation, advocating for causes such as research funding, access to medical supplies, and insulin price regulation. 

Emmabella’s impact extends far beyond the walls of Congress. She has raised over $400,000 for diabetes research and has imparted knowledge to thousands of students through her advocacy initiatives. In 2022, Emmabella had the honor of serving in the Biden-Harris Administration at the White House, working in the Policy Office of Vice President Harris. Her advocacy has garnered widespread recognition, earning her features in publications such as USA Today, CNBC, Feminist, and Le Monde. Emmabella’s pursuit of knowledge led her to Georgetown University, where she recently graduated with a Masters in Health and the Public Interest in 2023. As she sets her sights on a career in law, she is dedicated to ensuring that health is recognized as a fundamental human right in the United States.