BOISE, Idaho — Miss Amazing breaks the barriers behind the stigma that girls with disabilities are not confident individuals, and cannot take risks.
Five Idaho representatives radiated their confidence at this year's Miss Amazing Nationals in Chicago. These young women represented various categories such as the Passion Presentation showcase, evening wear, personal introductions, and participating in interviews.
The five young women of that represented events are:
- Alayna Peterson, Idaho Pre Teen
- Elizabeth Mendoza Hernandez, Idaho Jr. Teen
- Mya Stokes, Idaho Teen
- Kristina Murphy, Idaho Sr. Miss
- Addy Nutt, Idaho Mentor
Dotty Hancock, the State of Idaho's director was also honored with the Above and Beyond Award as this years event. This award represents an individual who "demonstrates exceptional commitment and dedication to the Miss Amazing mission."
"The Miss Amazing experience is truly transformative, and seeing the joy and confidence in our participants is the most rewarding part. Receiving the Above and Beyond Award is an incredible honor, and I am grateful for the support of our community in making this possible," stated Hancock.
Idaho's Miss Amazing chapter is holding their annual Amplify event on October 11 and 12, 2024. Miss Amplify is a local event to empower young girls age five and over to advocate for themselves.
To read more on this event, or to volunteer visit their website here.
