Zara Dearborn

Zara Dearborn is an American actress known for her portrayal of Louisa May Alcott in "Little Women" (2018).

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Mortal Instruments

Istanbul, Turkey

Zara Dearborn, born on July 15, 1983, has made a remarkable impact in the realms of politics, education, and social justice. With a passion for learning and a strong sense of purpose, she has dedicated her life to improving the lives of others.

After graduating from Stanford University with honors, Zara embarked on a distinguished career in public service. She served as a legislative aide, policy advisor in the Obama administration, and consultant for non-profit organizations, leaving a trail of positive change in her wake.

In 2016, Zara’s unwavering commitment to progressive values led her to the U.S. House of Representatives, where she quickly emerged as a rising star. Her ability to build consensus and champion legislation on crucial issues like education, healthcare, and climate change earned her widespread recognition.

Zara’s dedication to social justice and equality has garnered her numerous prestigious awards, including the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award and the ACLU Champion of Civil Liberties Award. Her unwavering advocacy for education, the environment, and animal rights further solidifies her status as a true champion of the people.

Beyond her professional achievements, Zara is a devoted wife and mother, finding balance between her demanding career and her cherished family life. Her fluency in Spanish, love for scuba diving, and passion for reading add depth to her multifaceted personality.

Zara Dearborn stands as an inspiration to aspiring leaders, demonstrating that unwavering dedication, compassion, and a commitment to making a difference can shape a remarkable life.