Cabrina Kang, an education advocate and experienced teacher with a focus on social impact, has an impressive track record of leadership positions in academia and community outreach. She holds a Master of Science in Elementary Education and Teaching from City University of New York-Hunter College, a degree in International Development and International Education from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a bachelor's degree in English and Economics from Wellesley College.

Kang has served as a Third Grade Head Teacher at Avenues: The World School, Mentor Teacher at Teach For America, Fourth and Second Grade Teacher at DREAM Charter School, and Corps Member at Teach For America. She has also held counseling positions at a Project Destiny After-School program, Harpswell Foundation, and interned with Harlem Hospital and New York State Assembly and Senate offices. Additionally, Kang has experience in coordinating internships and tutoring at Kumon.

Kang's expertise lies in education, advocacy, social impact, and community outreach. She is passionate about providing equal and accessible education to all students and promoting underprivileged communities in achieving their goals. Her extensive experience in various leadership positions has allowed her to sharpen her communication, organizational, and mentoring skills.