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Camille Bennett is the Founder and Executive Director of Project Say Something (PSS), an Alabama-based organization confronting anti-Black systems and ideologies, advancing reproductive justice, and challenging patriarchal violence through education, community empowerment, and advocacy.

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Chime Asonye is a health policy advisor and first-generation Nigerian American working at the intersection of psychosocial disability, criminalization, and health access. He founded Nigerian Mental Health — Nigeria's largest multidisciplinary mental health and disability network.

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Cielo Sunsarae is a Trans and nonbinary organizer based in Jacksonville, Florida. They are the Founder and Executive Director of The Queer Trans Project, a nationally recognized nonprofit they launched at just 22 years old.

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Johnnie Jae is an Otoe-Missouria and Choctaw journalist, media critic, and multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. Jae is the founder of Red POP! News and a Coordinating Council Member and Co-Lead of the Sharing the Story Committee for Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors.

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Kiana Elkins is a heart-centered facilitator, community builder, writer, and economic justice advocate living in Lansing, MI. They are the Executive Director of Solidarity Mail Club, an art-based community resilience practice for overwhelmed worldbuilders.

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Dr. Nadia Naomi Mbonde is a Black mother, medical anthropologist, and multimedia artist trained at New York University, whose work centers Black reproductive mental health, from menarche to menopause.

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Raynisha Renee Latrice Jackson is a Black Deaf disability justice leader, storyteller, and project manager who cares deeply about Black representation and the Deaf community.

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Sy’Aire Russell is an autistic community builder, consultant, and speaker based in Brooklyn. They are the founder and executive director of Autistic Adults NYC, an autistic-run nonprofit dedicated to serving NYC’s autistic community.

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Vanessa Caraveo is a disability and human rights leader who brings an intersectional perspective to diverse platforms. She has served various affinity groups and non-profit organizations at all levels.