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GHPAC Endorses Dr. Juliet Agocha, PhD,  for Prince George’s County Council – District 4

The Ghana Diaspora public Affairs collective (GHPAC) is proud to endorse  Juliet Agocha for Prince George's County Council, District 4.

GHPAC Endorses Dr. Juliet Agocha, PhD, for Prince George’s County Council – District 4

The Ghana Diaspora public Affairs collective (GHPAC) is proud to endorse Juliet Agocha for Prince George’s County Council, District 4.

Juliet Agocha is a dedicated community advocate, policy leader, and educator who has built her career around expanding opportunity, strengthening families, and ensuring that government works for all residents. With more than a decade of experience in governance, policy development, and public service, she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to public leadership.

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A resident of Prince George’s County, Juliet Agocha has served in leadership roles focused on education, healthcare, and community development. Her professional experience includes managing multimillion-dollar programs, supporting healthcare access initiatives, and advocating for policies that improve the lives of working families. She currently serves in leadership positions supporting early childhood education and family-centered programs throughout Maryland. Her Story is one of resilience, determination, and service. Having experienced homelessness earlier in her life, she understands firsthand the challenges many families face and has dedicated herself to creating pathways to opportunity for others. Her campaign is rooted in the belief that every resident deserves access to affordable housing, quality education, safe communities, economic opportunity, and responsive government.

Throughout her campaign, Juliet Agocha has emphasized practical solutions to address housing affordability, expand early childhood education, improve community safety, strengthen local infrastructure, and promote economic mobility for families across District 4. She is committed to ensuring that every neighborhood receives the attention, investment, and resources needed to thrive.

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GHPAC is proud to stand with Juliet Agocha as she seeks to bring compassionate leadership, accountability, and community-centered advocacy to the Prince George’s County Council.

Together, we can build stronger communities and create greater opportunities for future generations.

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