Lindsay (they/them) is a PhD Candidate at the University of Kentucky, a macro social work educator, a community organizer, and an artist. Mx. Littrell’s transnational feminist research focuses on the work of solidarity building, supporting the well-being of frontline direct action activists, and pedagogies and practices that strengthen and sustain social movements. Lindsay is a 2018 curriculum fellowship recipient from the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict (ICNC). Lindsay’s transdisciplinary work has been placed on multiple panels for the National Women's Studies Association annual conferences, International Congresses on Qualitative Inquiry, and the Council on Social Work Education’s Annual Program Meetings.

Susan (she/her) PhD, HSPP is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist doing individual and family psychotherapy, and supervision of Limited License mental health professionals. Susan has a specialty in Child and Adolescent Development and Psychotherapy, and for many years worked primarily with children and their families. More recently, she has expanded her practice to include the older adult and those affected by physical illness. Susan has an extensive history of teaching social work and psychology at the college and graduate levels. She is certified as an Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor. Susan has a special interest in the role of mindfulness, both in therapy and in everyday living.

Dominique (she/her), Ed.S., is a dedicated licensed school psychologist. She has diverse experience working with individuals who have unique learning, behavioral, and emotional needs. Her client-centered approach allows her to provide direct and consultative services for behavior management, emotional well-being, and academic achievement. Her passions include working with children and serving her community.

Karisa (she/they), EdS, NCSP, is an educator and workshop facilitator. Karisa's professional pursuits extend to serving as a certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor and offering guidance within the Genders & Sexualities Alliance Network. As a licensed school psychologist certified in PREPaRE Crisis Prevention and Intervention Training, Karisa stands prepared to deliver vital crisis intervention and recovery services, embodying a commitment to fostering safe and supportive educational environments.

elle roberts (she/her) is a community writer, artist, and facilitator exploring how people collide and connect in the spaces we share. She is the founder of shehive, a grassroots project creating safe spaces to deconstruct gender inequity. Her work in the community has served women, children and families across Indiana through organizations like Girls, Inc., The Milk Bank, House Life Project and IARCA, Indiana's child and family welfare association.