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Candice Odgers
Professor Psychological ScienceUC Irvine
Candice Odgers is a developmental psychologist who studies adolescents’ mental health and development.
Sophie Bjork-James
Assistant Professor of the Practice in AnthropologyVanderbilt University
Expert on the U.S.-based religious right and the white nationalist movement, particularly online communities.
CJ Blennerhassett
Registered MidwifeAssociation of Nova Scotia Midwives
Registered Midwife and activist with a focus on informed choice, reproductive rights, & the provision of inclusive care for LGBTQ families.
Mitchell Schare
Professor of PsychologyHofstra University
Professor of Psychology and Director of the Phobia & Trauma Clinic
Marlo Vernon, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Community and Behavioral Health Sciences, School of Public HealthAugusta University
Skilled in Program Evaluation, Grant Writing, Program Development, Public Health Research and Data Analysis.
Jean Hardy
Assistant ProfessorMichigan State University
Jean Hardy's primary research focus is on the role of high-tech entrepreneurship and technological innovation.
Kerri Froc
Postdoctoral Fellow Carleton University
Kerri Froc's research interests include feminist legal theory and women's constitutional rights claims
Caitlin Barry, JD
Professor of Law; Director, Farmworker Legal Aid Clinic; Co-Director, Community Interpreter Internship Program | Charles Widger School of LawVillanova University
Caitlin Barry, JD, is an expert in immigration law and enforcement, farmworker rights and advocacy for working conditions in the food chain.
Bruce D. Edwards, Esq.
Child Welfare Attorney and Community ActivistAdvocates For Justice, Inc.
Author of book "The 14 Virtues of the Good Father"
Elaine Hyshka
Assistant Professor, School of Public HealthUniversity of Alberta
Professor Hyshka is a health services and policy researcher focused on reducing the health, social, and economic costs of substance misuse.