Imaan Khaki attends Mount Si High school in Snoqualmie, WA where she has a 3.931 unweighted GPA. She is currently pursuing a degree in Biology. She describes herself as a Muslim student with South Asian and East African ancestral roots, and was born in the UK. She has served the last two years as a volunteer for API Chaya, a non-profit that supports survivors of gender-based violence. In addition, she participates in Athletes for Kida, an organization that supports kids with disabilities and special needs. During her Sullivan speech, she spoke eloquently about the criminal justice program and diversion programs in our state.