Katie Koestner has lectured at over 5000 colleges and high schools in North America. She has appeared on the cover of TIME Magazine, on Oprah, CNN, MSNBC, Good Morning America, Larry King Live, is the subject of an HBO Movie, as well as dozens of other national news programs.

Gordon Braxton previously served as the Director of Men’s Outreach on Sexual Assault Prevention at Harvard University. Gordon has a master’s degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He is also the author of “Empowering Black Boys to Challenge Rape Culture.”

L.Y. Marlow is the founder of Saving Promise, a national domestic violence organization inspired by her family story of five generations of domestic violence. She is also a principal of the Harvard Learning Lab to research and implement prevention strategies for intimate partner violence.

Kean J. Hsu is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University. His research investigates how basic cognitive processes exacerbate symptom severity of depression and anxiety. He is interested in increasing awareness of mental health issues in under-served communities.

Tierra Barber has worked professionally in athletics at the national level for over a decade. Within Baylor University Athletics, Tierra served as Assistant Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Development. She presents nationally on sexual misconduct, harassment, diversity, and cyber-civility.

Quinn Drew has a strong interest in educating on the LGBTQ communities and has been a key player in the design of LGBT Safe Zone curricula at several Higher Education Institutions. Quinn has been voted by both peers and students as a top presenter at statewide and regional conferences.

Travis Marshall was raised by his hard-working mother who is a domestic violence survivor. He now works as an instructor, advisor, and administrator at Rosemont College, where he helps students harness their personal strengths, skills, civility, tolerance, and leadership.

Dr. Samuel Song is an Associate Professor and Director of School Psychology programs at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His research examines school mental health promotion programs with a focus on minoritized communities. He is President of Division 16 (School Psychology) of the APA.