Wol's seven years of experience in mental health, addictions, and harm reduction advocacy have equipped him to advocate effectively for himself and others. This experience has kept him connected to marginalized communities and deepened his understanding of their challenges. His commitment to championing their emancipation from situations beyond their control is rooted in empathy. Wol understands that systemic change requires large-scale institutional reform alongside community-building efforts driven by marginalized groups. To explore practical applications of his public and business administration studies, he participated in a policy writing competition and won an internship with the City of Edmonton, where he shadowed municipal governance. This experience led to his invitation to the city's anti-racism strategy planning meeting to provide a youthful perspective. Wol has also consulted on programming for Edmonton's proposal for a new African multicultural center. He received commendations from the Downtown Business Association and the Canadian Service Corps for his participation in community resilience-building initiatives. In his free time, Wol volunteers as a youth leadership team member at the Africa Centre, planning events for Black youth in Edmonton. He also manages a newly registered nonprofit resource for newcomers and is a graphic novel author/illustrator, rock climber, marathon runner, and occasional skydiver.