Fifteen years ago, Justin Page joined the board of the Page Education Foundation, founded by his parents, retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page and his wife Diane. The foundation aims to address racial disparities in educational opportunities faced by BIPOC youth. As a board member, Page actively engages in strategic planning, ensuring that the foundation’s initiatives align with its core objectives of providing educational grants and mentoring opportunities to students of color throughout Minnesota. His commitment to diversity and inclusion is reflected in his partnerships with community organizations, enhancing fundraising strategies, and developing innovative programs that address educational disparities. An attorney with the U.S. Attorney’s office, Page also recently finished his term on the board of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers in St. Paul.