2025 Miss dc contestants

Rooted in purpose and powered by creativity, Isabella Weyerman is a Georgetown Law student on scholarship with degrees in Music and Political Science. She is a published author and illustrator who has sung and danced across Europe, served in state and federal government, and now leads as Chief of Staff of the Student Bar Association and conductor of Georgetown’s Lawcapella. Her initiative, Be SWEET, has equipped thousands to resolve conflict by honoring every voice and embracing diverse perspectives. Passionate about protecting original thought, Isabella uses law and music to uplift others. Tonight, she shares that purpose through The Impossible Dream.

Kisa Motiwala serves as Counsel for the Department of Justice. A first-generation American, she earned her Juris Doctor from The George Washington University Law School at age twenty, becoming its youngest graduate. She completed her Bachelor of Arts at Florida Atlantic University at age seventeen. Kisa is a passionate advocate for pediatric cancer research, serving on the fundraising and marketing committee for the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation and hosting toy drives for patients at Children's National Hospital. She leads life skills seminars for young mothers at St. Ann's Center for Children, Youth, and Families, and volunteers with the Honor Flight Network, honoring and welcoming our veterans to DC. As a former student government president, Kisa loves using her event planning skills to host social events and fundraisers benefiting the American Heart Association and Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation.

Randi Bass is a local TV news reporter, anchor, and producer telling stories in the District of Columbia and beyond. Randi is a proud, lifelong local of the D.C. region. She only left for a few years to study at the University of Missouri, where she earned her degree in journalism with minors in atmospheric science and multicultural studies. When she's not in front of the camera or chasing down a story, she enjoys leading her kickball team to victory on the National Mall, going for long walks with her dachshund, Bruiser, and visiting the crocodiles at the National Zoo.

Ava Miller was born and raised in Orlando Florida with a deep-rooted passion for service and justice. Now living in Washington D.C. to pursue her dreams. She is currently pursuing an associate’s degree in History through Liberty University and plans to become the first lawyer in her family. Ava works for Congressman Daniel Webster and has also interned for Senator Shelley Moore Capito. She loves to volunteer at a local pregnancy resource center when she can and serves in kids’ ministry in the summer, combining her faith with her advocacy. Ava dreams of attending UVA School of Law to become a prosecutor. Outside of work, she enjoys historical fiction, sharing the gospel, and being outdoors at the beach or hiking.

Christine Serena Thompson is a proud Southerner and Washingtonian who currently serves as a Deputy Communications Director in the U.S. House of Representatives. She holds a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in Theatre; Acting Performance from the University of Alabama. During college, Christine focused her advocacy on literacy, serving as a volunteer after-school coordinator at a local elementary school and partnering with a pediatric clinic to raise funds for children’s literacy programs. As a dedicated student of political science and international studies, she also represented the United States abroad in both Brussels, Belgium, and New Delhi, India—all while maintaining a full-tuition speech and debate scholarship and competing nationally. Outside of her work in public service, Christine enjoys exploring Washington, D.C. through long-distance walks, mentoring young women pursuing careers in politics, and studying for the GRE as she prepares to pursue an MBA.

Kathleen Bostick graduated Magna Cum Laude from Spelman College, the Nation’s top-ranked Historically Black College, with a Bachelor of Science in 2023. She has received national recognition for research in plant biology, neuroscience, and environmental science. She recently became one of the first Black women to receive an Astronaut Award. This inspired her to launch InterstelHER, an initiative advancing access to science and art through collaborations with the Smithsonian, DC public schools, and policymakers. A writer, actress, and filmmaker, Kathleen’s artistry fuels her scientific vision. She plans to attend medical school, earn a PhD in neuroscience, and become an astronaut.

Madison Brooke Tolbert born in Florence, Alabama, is a proud first-generation college student breaking barriers with passion and purpose. A rising senior at Howard University, she’s majoring in Political Science with a minor in Afro-American Studies and has earned Dean’s List honors every semester. Madison has completed over 1,000 service hours at Florence-Lauderdale Animal Services, where she met her best friend—Midnight, the cat who’s followed her journey from Alabama to D.C.! In 2022, she launched Protect Your Crown, a mental health initiative empowering youth to protect their minds like royalty. With heart, poise, and vision, Madison is just getting started.

She’s a black belt with a pupusa in one hand and policy goals in the other. Kenya Harris is a digital fundraising dynamo, former mock trial standout, and future policy advisor and civil rights attorney. With a BA in Political Science and African American Studies and an MA in Political Communication, she’s a trained speechwriter and founder of Project Electorette, empowering women to become civic leaders. From raising campaign dollars to crafting speeches for changemakers, she brings passion to every mission. Off the clock, you’ll find her exploring with her gentle giant pitbull, finding all the hidden gems around DC.