Susana Blaya is a versatile and trilingual journalist with a passion for international affairs, women's empowerment, technology, and human rights. With experience across various media formats including TV, radio, news agency, and book publishing, she serves as an official delegate for UN Women UK at this year's United Nations Commission.

Susana holds both an undergraduate degree in Journalism (Hons), and a Master's Degree in TV Journalism, and has completed several courses in Creative TV and Outside Broadcasting. Originally from Spain, she spent four years in Portugal during her Erasmus studies and scholarship, later working as a Communications Manager and Editorial Coordinator for a publishing house.

In Scotland, she collaborates with EFE News Agency, providing coverage for Spanish audiences.

Susana Blaya is a versatile and trilingual journalist with a passion for international affairs, women's empowerment, technology, and human rights. With experience across various media formats including TV, radio, news agency, and book publishing, she... Show more

Kate and Molly bring a wide range of sessions to brighten your next event.

Combining Intergenerational wisdom and business expertise, Ze Fairies speak on a vast array of subjects.

We can help you create environments to question ageism in NFTs or initiate focus on mental health and wellbeing in the metaverse, with our life experience and philosophical nature allows us to question things differently.

We interpret disruptive innovation and explain it to the layman.

With a unique jigsaw of personality and relatability, there is Kate, with her background in Old-Fi (traditional finance) and Molly with a background in creative arts, they are choosing the blockchain as their next venture.

Working together in a male-dominated industry, transitioning from construction to Web3 with years of business experience, the Fairies will leave you entertained and educated.

Whether you call them Kate and Molly, Mother and Daughter or Fairies, they bring their signature high-energy every time and will leave the audience feeling empowered or even magical.

Kate and Molly bring a wide range of sessions to brighten your next event. Combining Intergenerational wisdom and business expertise, Ze Fairies speak on a vast array of subjects. We can help you create environments to question ageism in NFTs o... Show more

Darke Hull was a dedicated and highly skilled law enforcement officer who spent more than two decades serving the Portland, Oregon, community through the Portland Police Bureau. His unwavering commitment to public safety, justice, and teamwork allowed him to make a lasting impact on multiple areas of law enforcement, including patrol supervision, traffic safety, and administrative leadership. His career was defined by a strong work ethic, integrity, and an ability to lead by example, ensuring that officers under his supervision received the training, mentorship, and guidance necessary to excel. His ability to balance operational duties with strategic administrative initiatives made him a pivotal figure in modernizing department procedures and enhancing law enforcement efficiency. His influence extended beyond the force, as he worked closely with policymakers and legislative bodies to shape public safety initiatives that benefited the broader community. Throughout his tenure, his proactive approach to problem-solving, dedication to professional development, and commitment to fostering an accountable and effective police force earned him the respect of his colleagues and the public he served.

Darke's leadership skills were formally recognized in 2013 when he was promoted to sergeant, a position that significantly expanded his responsibilities and influence within the department. His first assignment in this role placed him at the Central Precinct, where he assumed the critical responsibility of supervising patrol teams and ensuring operational effectiveness. His leadership philosophy emphasized teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement, strongly focusing on officer well-being and professional growth. Through his mentorship, he helped develop future leaders in law enforcement, guiding officers through complex situations and instilling in them a sense of duty and ethical responsibility. His approach to leadership was hands-on, involving direct engagement with team members to ensure they were well-equipped to handle the challenges of policing. His efforts extended beyond immediate supervision, as he was integral in coordinating training programs that reinforced best practices in law enforcement, crisis management, and community engagement. His ability to foster a cohesive and motivated team set a high standard for leadership within the department.

Hull's contributions to the Portland Police Bureau were not limited to field operations, as he played a crucial role in administrative advancements that improved department-wide efficiency. His ability to analyze operational challenges and implement strategic solutions led to the development of innovative projects that enhanced internal processes. He spearheaded the creation of personnel tracking systems, allowing for better resource allocation and performance management. His work in designing new staffing models optimized law enforcement coverage, ensuring that the bureau could effectively meet the community's needs. His most impactful contribution was developing a new Use of Force After Action document. This critical tool streamlined the investigation process while ensuring compliance with bureau policies and Department of Justice regulations. This innovation improved accuracy in reporting and reinforced accountability measures within the department. His commitment to refining administrative procedures demonstrated his ability to bridge the gap between operational needs and strategic planning, making him an invaluable asset in law enforcement management.

Darke Hull's expertise in traffic safety and impaired driving enforcement positioned him as a trusted advisor in legislative discussions on public safety. Recognized for his deep understanding of DUII enforcement and road safety laws, he provided testimony before the Portland City Council and the Oregon State Legislature, advocating for evidence-based policy solutions that enhanced law enforcement capabilities. His involvement in shaping impaired driving laws and traffic enforcement protocols helped strengthen legal frameworks prioritizing public safety. His ability to translate real-world policing experiences into actionable policy recommendations ensured that legislative efforts were practical and effective. Working alongside policymakers, he drove initiatives that reduced traffic-related fatalities and improved road safety. His contributions in this field reflected his commitment to making law enforcement more effective, transparent, and responsive to community needs.

Darke's commitment to collaboration and collective problem-solving was evident in his active participation on various committees and advisory boards within the Portland Police Bureau. He served on the Collision Review Board, where his expertise helped refine investigative protocols for traffic incidents, ensuring thorough and efficient case management. His involvement in the Use of Force After Action Committee further demonstrated his dedication to enhancing accountability within the department, contributing to policy adjustments that improved transparency and procedural integrity. His ability to evaluate complex law enforcement challenges and propose actionable solutions made him an essential voice in internal review processes. His collaborative efforts extended beyond the department, as he worked with legal professionals, community representatives, and fellow officers to advance law enforcement practices that prioritized fairness, accuracy, and public trust. His work in these committees reinforced the importance of continuous evaluation and improvement in policing strategies.

Hull's exceptional service and dedication to excellence were recognized through numerous commendations and awards. Throughout his career, he received 27 commendations, 14 initiated by community members who directly benefited from his actions. His ability to connect with the public and handle complex situations with composure and professionalism earned him widespread respect. In addition to these recognitions, he was awarded two life-saving medals, honoring his ability to make critical, life-saving decisions in high-pressure situations. These accolades reflected his technical proficiency, leadership skills, and unwavering commitment to protecting and serving others. His recognition within the department and the broader community was a testament to the profound impact of his service, solidifying his legacy as a respected and accomplished law enforcement professional.

Darke Hull of Portland's passion for continuous learning and professional development extended beyond his career, as he took pride in mentoring the next generation of law enforcement officers. His dedication to knowledge enhancement led him to complete specialized training in death investigation, traffic homicide analysis, and biomechanics. He also served as an assistant instructor for Critical Incident Management at the Sergeant’s Academy, where he shared his expertise with future leaders in the force. His contributions to law enforcement education were not limited to department training, as he also played a key role in legislative workgroups and statewide safety initiatives. His participation in the Governor’s Advisory Committee on DUII allowed him to contribute valuable insights into improving road safety and strengthening impaired driving laws. His ability to integrate field experience with policy development positioned him as a critical figure in advancing law enforcement training and reform efforts. His commitment to professional development ensured that officers under his mentorship were well-prepared to navigate the evolving challenges of policing.

After dedicating 25 years to the Portland Police Bureau, Darke transitioned from law enforcement to pursue a new professional cybersecurity path. His commitment to lifelong learning led him to embark on a second degree in the field, with plans to complete his studies by 2026. His pursuit of industry-recognized certifications, including CompTIA A+ and CompTIA Network+, demonstrated his drive to stay ahead in an ever-evolving technological landscape. His transition into cyber security reflected his adaptability and ability to embrace new challenges while applying his analytical skills in a different professional domain. His decision to enter this field was a testament to his problem-solving mindset and continuous pursuit of personal and professional growth.

Beyond his professional achievements, Hull maintains a fulfilling personal life enriched by meaningful interests and community involvement. An avid scuba diver, he enjoys exploring underwater environments and discovering new perspectives through travel. Gardening has become a therapeutic outlet, offering a sense of peace and relaxation while helping him manage PTSD. His commitment to helping others extends beyond his career, as he actively works with law enforcement officers struggling with alcohol-related issues, providing them with guidance and support. His philanthropic efforts include contributions to causes such as Shattuck-St. Mary’s School and the Thin Blue Line Foundation reflect his dedication to community service. His strong partnership with his wife is a cornerstone of his personal life, providing him with a foundation of love, support, and shared values.

Darke Hull's career in law enforcement, dedication to professional growth, and commitment to community service define a legacy of leadership, resilience, and unwavering integrity. Whether through his past service or ongoing cyber security pursuits, he remains dedicated to making a meaningful impact. His influence in law enforcement, policymaking, and mentorship will continue to shape public safety efforts for years. His ability to navigate multiple fields while maintaining his passion for service highlights the depth of his expertise and determination. Hull's contributions will leave a lasting imprint on law enforcement, public safety initiatives, and the lives of countless individuals he has touched.

Darke Hull was a dedicated and highly skilled law enforcement officer who spent more than two decades serving the Portland, Oregon, community through the Portland Police Bureau. His unwavering commitment to public safety, justice, and teamwork allowe... Show more

I am an artist. I have Autism and my brain sees things differently. I am racially diverse. My colorful art expresses my emotions and discoveries.

Rainbow Mosho is half Greek, half Puerto Rican. She was developing like any other child. But at 30 months, she had a massive regression, and autism became a part of her life. She loves Oreos, dinosaurs, whales, family and movies.

Her digital art can be found as NFT's on BuildTree, Tezos
Top 25 Girls of Web3
Speaker - UNGA79, NFTNYC 2023/2024
Speaker - Give4Kidz Expo 2022/2024
Exhibits - Frist Art Museum, Riverside Art Museum, Autism Museum
Donations to Ukraine Fund, Monroe Harding, MAWI
Sponsor - Carrots is Consistency Zine

Rainbow is a self-published author with 5 books on Amazon -
What I Gained and Lost During COVID19
Rainbow Rabbit Meets Oracle the Alphabet Creature
Balloons
Adventures at the Zoo
Rogue Girls Rule
The Rogue Kingdom (March 2025)

I am an artist. I have Autism and my brain sees things differently. I am racially diverse. My colorful art expresses my emotions and discoveries. Rainbow Mosho is half Greek, half Puerto Rican. She was developing like any other child. But at 30 mo... Show more

Molly holds a Doctorate in Sport & Performance Psychology and is a Certified Mental Performance Coach. With a deep passion for unlocking potential, Molly blends cutting-edge, science-based techniques with practical strategies to help high-level executives, healthcare leaders, coaches, and elite athletes perform at their best. Her approach is rooted in the latest research in neuroscience and psychology, providing clients with the mental tools to excel under pressure, overcome challenges, and achieve peak performance. Whether through one-on-one consulting, engaging workshops, or customized programs, Molly is dedicated to driving both personal and professional success with evidence-based methods.

Molly holds a Doctorate in Sport & Performance Psychology and is a Certified Mental Performance Coach. With a deep passion for unlocking potential, Molly blends cutting-edge, science-based techniques with practical strategies to help high-level execu... Show more

Sidrah Hassan is a passionate AI Ethicist on a mission to shape technology for the greater good. With a background spanning across user research and product management Sidrah is dedicated to championing ethical design and implementation. Beyond her role as an AI Ethics Consultant at AND Digital, Sidrah also creates social media content for the BBC, shedding light on both the promises and pitfalls of AI. Through her work, she inspires others to envision a future where AI uplifts humanity and does not hinder it.

Sidrah Hassan is a passionate AI Ethicist on a mission to shape technology for the greater good. With a background spanning across user research and product management Sidrah is dedicated to championing ethical design and implementation. Beyond her r... Show more

Jenifer Pepen Aquino, known as SirenAi, is a first-generation American of Dominican descent and an AI artist. As the owner of a digital art gallery, President and Co-Founder of One Love Art DAO, Jenifer is deeply involved in both creating and curating digital art. Her work explores themes like spirituality, mythology, history, relationships, and her Latina heritage, influenced by her multicultural background. After starting as an avid NFT collector, she has grown into a recognized artist in the space. Through AI, SirenAi tells stories that resonate with universal human experiences. As a public speaker and writer, Jenifer is committed to empowering other artists and fostering the growth of the digital art community.

Jenifer Pepen Aquino, known as SirenAi, is a first-generation American of Dominican descent and an AI artist. As the owner of a digital art gallery, President and Co-Founder of One Love Art DAO, Jenifer is deeply involved in both creating and curatin... Show more

Güldeniz is graduated in Astronomy and Space Sciences but works as a Data Scientist for 1.5 years. She also loves to contribute to community. She organizes workshops, events and give talks and workshops herself in her country.

Güldeniz is graduated in Astronomy and Space Sciences but works as a Data Scientist for 1.5 years. She also loves to contribute to community. She organizes workshops, events and give talks and workshops herself in her country. Show more

Ouafa Benterki is a pioneering figure in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology, known for her remarkable contributions and leadership. She is the CEO and Founder of MTY Intelligent Software, the first women-led technology startup in Algeria that specializes in AI and natural language processing (NLP). Founded in 2014, MTY Intelligent Software has been at the forefront of innovation in Algeria's tech industry.

Trainer and President of the first Algerian Association that promotes AI and Natural language Processing since 2013 in Algeria

In recognition of her expertise and influence, Ouafa was named a Microsoft Regional Director in May 2019, becoming the first Algerian IT professional to receive this prestigious title. As a Microsoft Regional Director, she is recognized for her cross-platform technical expertise, community leadership, public speaking experience, and commitment to business results.

Ouafa has also been acknowledged as one of the 100 Technologists to Watch by Women Who Code in 2023, highlighting her groundbreaking contributions to the technology industry .

Furthermore, Ouafa BENTERKI Was featured on the US Innovation report (Prescouter edition January 2023) among the most innovative Tech Thought Leader in the World.
Her efforts to promote Women in Data Science led her the be named Women In Data Science Ambassador to Algeria by the Stanford University since 2017
She is an expert advisor at the Arab International Investor Forum and frequently contributes to Algeria's AI space as a speaker and thought leader.

Her journey and achievements serve as an inspiration to many, especially women in technology, and underscore the importance of diversity and inclusion in the tech world.

Ouafa Benterki is a pioneering figure in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology, known for her remarkable contributions and leadership. She is the CEO and Founder of MTY Intelligent Software, the first women-led technology startup i... Show more

Melody is an early childhood leader and specialist with over 20 years of experience in the field of education. Melody currently works as a Child Care Specialist III as a Supervisor within Fairfax County’s Institute for Early Learning. She Supervises Child Care Specialists II as they design and facilitate professional development for early childhood educators enrolled in the Neighborhood Community Services (NCS) Institute for Early Learning. Melody holds a BS in Early Childhood Education as well as a MEd in Education Management. She has been working with young children, families, and early childhood educators for over two decades in a variety of roles including the Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center – Center Director and Office of Engagement Director. She was honored to be a member of the 2021-2022 NAEYC Regional Advocacy Fellowship, collaborating with other DC AEYC, Northern Virginia AEYC and Maryland AEYC fellows to build community, a network for advocacy, and create a shared policy agenda. Melody is passionate about meeting families, educators, and children where they are and creating responsive professional development workshops and curricula that meet their individual needs. She is deeply committed to social justice, equity, and continuous personal reflection. She has participated in various diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, both professionally and personally. Melody is dedicated to supporting educators in their understanding of relationship based and empathy driven support, to provide high quality, equitable educational experiences for all families and children.

Melody is an early childhood leader and specialist with over 20 years of experience in the field of education. Melody currently works as a Child Care Specialist III as a Supervisor within Fairfax County’s Institute for Early Learning. She Supervises ... Show more

Thomas Weibel ist freier Journalist und Professor für Media Engineering. Nach einem Germanistik- und Anglistikstudium an der Universität Bern und nach journalistischen Lehr- und Wanderjahren bei führenden Schweizer Tageszeitungen war er Mitglied der Programmleitung von Radio SRF 2 Kultur, wo er crossmediale Formate entwickelte.

Als selbständiger Multimediaproduzent lehrt Thomas Weibel heute multimediales Erzählen und konvergente Medienproduktion an der Fachhochschule Graubünden sowie an der Hochschule der Künste Bern.

Thomas Weibel ist freier Journalist und Professor für Media Engineering. Nach einem Germanistik- und Anglistikstudium an der Universität Bern und nach journalistischen Lehr- und Wanderjahren bei führenden Schweizer Tageszeitungen war er Mitglied der ... Show more

Sheryn Knaïder, known as "The Disruptive Creator," is a professional who believes in unlocking solutions within challenges by embracing the power of perspective.

With a focus on transforming adversity into achievement and the need for constant reinvention, Sheryn emphasizes the importance of creativity and Problem Solving in navigating today's complex business landscape.

She applies her expertise in various ways: as a Multilingual Keynote Speaker, Trainer, Coach, Consultant, and Author.

Fluent in French, Italian, English, and Arabic, she excels in creative problem-solving, offering solutions to individuals and organizations seeking to thrive in challenging environments.

In addition to her professional endeavors, Sheryn is the Founding President of the Professional Speakers Association of MENA & GCC - PSA Arabia, where her mission is to give a voice to women in these regions and empower them to speak up.

She is also a stand-up comedian in both English and Arabic language.

Sheryn Knaïder, known as "The Disruptive Creator," is a professional who believes in unlocking solutions within challenges by embracing the power of perspective. With a focus on transforming adversity into achievement and the need for constant r... Show more

Tariq Ali Cayne, also known as TAC, is a distinguished educator, speaker, and business professional dedicated to fostering growth and development across diverse audiences. As the Co-Founder and Coaching Director of Pitch Play Co., he integrates gamification into career coaching, making professional development both engaging and accessible.

With a robust background that includes teaching mathematics and serving in various capacities at Fortune 500 companies, Tariq has honed his expertise in business analysis, operations management, and program management. His academic credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Georgia State University, complemented by Lean Six Sigma, Scrum Mastery, Data Analytics, and Digital Transformation certifications from esteemed institutions such as Cornell University and MIT.

Tariq's speaking engagements are characterized by his strategic mindset and competitive nature, which he attributes to his lifelong passions as a curious scholar, enthusiastic gamer, and basketball aficionado. He emphasizes the importance of personal investment and continuous learning, inspiring audiences to view business as a game that can be mastered with the right approach.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Tariq is an avid gamer, traveler, and culinary enthusiast, bringing a well-rounded perspective to his coaching and speaking engagements. He aims to empower individuals to achieve their career goals by making career development fun and approachable.

Tariq Ali Cayne, also known as TAC, is a distinguished educator, speaker, and business professional dedicated to fostering growth and development across diverse audiences. As the Co-Founder and Coaching Director of Pitch Play Co., he integrates gamif... Show more

Eran Yahav is the CTO of Tabnine and a professor of Computer Science at the Technion, Israel. His research interests include program synthesis, machine learning for code, program analysis, and program verification. Eran loves long-distance running, and while he hasn’t yet won any medals, he has suffered at least one instance of heatstroke while trying.

Eran Yahav is the CTO of Tabnine and a professor of Computer Science at the Technion, Israel. His research interests include program synthesis, machine learning for code, program analysis, and program verification. Eran loves long-distance running, a... Show more

Cortina Jenelle Caldwell, MAML is on a mission to make the world, or at least her corner of it, a better place. Since the age of 12, Cortina has been a student of creativity and entrepreneurship, learning at the hands of elders, mentors and teachers in the rural South about how to serve, how to build good business and how to be a leader in life. Having to overcome the challenges of being born to teenage parents, the strife of poverty and the slippery slope of wanting to “make it out”, Cortina had an early passion to build the life God envisioned for her and go beyond the limitations imposed upon her by society. The early teachings to pursue an education, keep God first in all things and be a good human paid off and her life is an ongoing testament to the power of hard work, strategy, resilience, authenticity and working from the heart. Since 2004, Cortina has been speaking to audiences all over the world, seeking to ignite hope and courage in others. Notable achievements in her career include:

EPA & Tuskegee University, Environmental Justice Fellow, 2024;
River City Company, Emerging Producers Fellow, 2024;
ArtsBuild Periscope CHA Fellow, 2024;
Certified ICAgile Professional, 2023;
KNOW Global, Notable Women: Asheville, 2020;
Tzedek Impact Award, 2019;
Certified Grant Writing Professional, 2018;
Certified Creative Facilitator, 2016;
Masters of Art in Business Management & Leadership, 2015;
40 Under Forty: Asheville, 2013;
Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year Award, 2012;
Phi Alpha Honor Society, 2008; and
Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, 2005.

Cortina Jenelle Caldwell, MAML is on a mission to make the world, or at least her corner of it, a better place. Since the age of 12, Cortina has been a student of creativity and entrepreneurship, learning at the hands of elders, mentors and teachers ... Show more

I have a degree in Physics and Astronomy, but I work in IT. Okay, nothing special there. The unlikely thing is that before I ventured into the "exact sciences" (a somewhat inaccurate label, by the way), I actually completed 6 semesters of Literature. So, I have some "humanities" in my academic background. Okay, but what career doesn't? Details of my profile that might give you an idea of ​​the line I want to take in my content production.

My completed writing projects are: editorial and writing for the pop culture and science dissemination magazine Geeky~iD, as well as authoring the book “A Paisagem Limpido ~ Gênese vampírica”. I also wrote research and dissemination articles on Physics, Epistemology, Ancient History, Comparative Religions and Mythology.

As academic activities, I coordinated the UFF/Unesco extension project in Environmental Education, gave lectures at research institutes on Climate Change, clean energy, sustainable development, astronomy, quantum theory, relativity, philosophy of science, data science and artificial intelligence.

I have a degree in Physics and Astronomy, but I work in IT. Okay, nothing special there. The unlikely thing is that before I ventured into the "exact sciences" (a somewhat inaccurate label, by the way), I actually completed 6 semesters of Literature.... Show more

IEEE and Gartner keynote speaker, Renata Loureiro Frade is a PhD Candidate in Information and Communication in Digital Platforms at the University of Aveiro and University of Porto, Portugal. Her research focuses on women in technology communities, digital storytelling, and technofeminism.
Frade has over 20 years of experience as a hybrid professional combining academic research, multiplatform content strategy and production, innovative projects, consulting, and digital ethnography. She is passionate about empowering women to work and become entrepreneurs in IT and STEAM fields, promoting diversity and inclusion.

Attendee in Futures of Entertainment transmedia conference with Dr. Henry Jenkins in MIT MediaLab (2012) and Future of Media conference in Stanford Graduate School of Business at the Stanford University (2016). Artificial Intelligence researcher at the Cátedra Oscar Sala at the University of São Paulo.

As an accomplished author and researcher, Renata Frade has published numerous academic papers and articles on topics related to women in technology, digital storytelling, and technological feminism. She co-edited the book "Technofeminism: Multi and Transdisciplinary Contemporary Views of Women in Technology" (2023) and has presented her research at international conferences.

Frade's work has been recognized with several awards and scholarships, including the Santander Coders 2023 award and a Research Scholarship from the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) for her doctoral studies.

In addition to her academic pursuits, Renata Frade is an active science communicator, frequently contributing articles to media outlets (Digitalks PT, Sapo, Público, Mídia Ninja etc) and speaking at industry events on topics related to women in technology, digital innovation, and transmedia storytelling. She has also led several impactful projects, such as Punch! for Writers, Menino da Terra book app and LitGrilsBr, including developing educational platforms and organizing academic conferences.

Her commitment to staying at the forefront of digital innovation is evident in her pursuit of UX Design Fundamentals specialization from the California Institute of Arts and UX/UI and Interface Design at the University of São Paulo. She's been invited to interviews to digital influencers and press-media such as Público Portuguese newspaper.

Frade holds a Master's degree in Literature from the State University of Rio de Janeiro and a Bachelor's degree in Social Communication (Journalism) from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. Her interdisciplinary background uniquely positions her at the intersection of technology, communication, and social impact.

IEEE and Gartner keynote speaker, Renata Loureiro Frade is a PhD Candidate in Information and Communication in Digital Platforms at the University of Aveiro and University of Porto, Portugal. Her research focuses on women in technology communities, d... Show more

Paul Hylenski is an accomplished Aerospace Business Leader based in Maryland. Paul started his leadership journey during his time in the United States Marine Corps. With over 20 years of experience in the aerospace industry, Paul is passionate about leadership and human dynamics. Paul has implemented psychological safety and social engineering principles to create environments where individuals can thrive.
As a thought leader, Paul has written numerous articles on human-centric leadership and maintains a popular LinkedIn newsletter dedicated to the subject. He has also authored books such as "Culture Change through Environment Change," "Coaching for Growth," and "Error-Proofing Humans." These publications showcase his expertise and provide guidance for aspiring leaders in the aerospace industry.
With a track record of success and a genuine commitment to empowering others, Paul Hylenski continues to make significant contributions to aerospace manufacturing. His leadership philosophy and dedication to human dynamics inspire positive and transformative change within organizations.

Paul Hylenski is an accomplished Aerospace Business Leader based in Maryland. Paul started his leadership journey during his time in the United States Marine Corps. With over 20 years of experience in the aerospace industry, Paul is passionate about... Show more

I am a Senior Developer at Hitachi Solutions and a freelance developer for my company The Bunny Network. I'm a wife, and mother of an amazing 10 year old. A third generation printer on both sides of my family, I have ink in my veins and a love of the printed word. I'm also into genealogy, historical preservation, and bicycling.

I am a Senior Developer at Hitachi Solutions and a freelance developer for my company The Bunny Network. I'm a wife, and mother of an amazing 10 year old. A third generation printer on both sides of my family, I have ink in my veins and a love of the... Show more

Speaker, writer, and specialist in the psychology of bias and discrimination, Emily Wright is a Certified Life Coach who has aided in the establishment and growth of multiple small businesses, and figureheads their own business: It’ll be alwright®.

Emily offers customizable workshops and seminars, and individual and group coaching. Their signature sessions focus on mitigating bias and cultivating digital wellness, honing in on how algorithms and content impact our perspectives and emotions. Mental and emotional wellbeing is a key theme to all of Emily’s services as they recognise that we can combat negative repercussions of bias by improving clarity of headspace and thus decision-making. These levels of self-reflection are also key to the internal decolonization process, and It’ll be alwright® offers programs that facilitate the deconstruction of limiting beliefs and negative self-talk.

Emily has written multiple books, including 'Mind Bites', which presents simple techniques to reprogram the mind, and 'The 100 Days of Colour: Celebrating Frequetic Beauty', which explores the relationship between subconscious and algorithmic bias. The research behind ‘The 100 Days of Colour’ is crucial to the conversation of ethics, psychology, and technology. In this experiment Emily monitored the Spotify program to see how recommendations changed with input, and consequently discovered many layers to the interaction between algorithms and psychology which impact our everyday lives.

Emily offers unique insight on the intersection of Humanity and Technology, Psychology and Ethics, and how it relates to our evolution as a conscious species.

Speaker, writer, and specialist in the psychology of bias and discrimination, Emily Wright is a Certified Life Coach who has aided in the establishment and growth of multiple small businesses, and figureheads their own business: It’ll be alwright®. ... Show more

Supriya Misra is an Associate Professor of Public Health at San Francisco State University. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on how structural and interpersonal experiences of racism, stigma, and trauma impact the wellbeing of marginalized communities, with a focus on immigrant, Asian American, and South Asian communities in the United States. Her research also interrogates the language, concepts, and framings we use to describe mental health in order to promote dignity and justice for those living with diverse psychological experiences. She also worked for several years in nonprofit management to develop, implement, and evaluate evidence-based health education resources, both nationally and globally.

Supriya Misra is an Associate Professor of Public Health at San Francisco State University. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on how structural and interpersonal experiences of racism, stigma, and trauma impact the wellbeing of marginalized comm... Show more

Matteo Pace is Assistant Professor of Italian Studies at Connecticut College. In his research, he focuses on the intersections between vernacular cultures and medical thought in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. He is the editor of Dante and the Sciences of the Human: Medicine, Physics, and the Soul (Springer, 2024). His publications focus on Boccaccio’s Decameron in its medical context (Studi sul Boccaccio, 2016; Mediaevalia, 2025), on Giacomo da Lentini and the Aristotelian tradition (Traditio, 2020), on Guido Guinizzelli, Avicenna, and Taddeo Alderotti’s medical philosophy (Romanic Review, 2022), on Catherine of Siena’s theology of blood (Italica, 2022), and on Dante’s relativity of perception (Dante Studies, 2024). He is currently working on a second book manuscript, tentatively titled Of Poets and Physicians: Literature and Medicine in Thirteenth-Century Italy, investigating how the medical milieu of the thirteenth century contributed to shaping vernacular secular culture.

Matteo Pace is Assistant Professor of Italian Studies at Connecticut College. In his research, he focuses on the intersections between vernacular cultures and medical thought in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. He is the editor of Dante and t... Show more

Mellon Sawyer Postdoctoral Fellow in Transpacific Thought at NYU

Mellon Sawyer Postdoctoral Fellow in Transpacific Thought at NYU Show more

Ahmad B. S. is a student of Geology Department Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. He was born and raised in Gusau Local Government of Zamfara State.

Ahmad B. S. is a student of Geology Department Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. He was born and raised in Gusau Local Government of Zamfara State. Show more

Dr. Nelson has 15 years of experience in the field of Social Work as a direct-practice clinician and researcher. She has engaged in community-based participatory research with underserved minority populations across the globe, with extensive experience centered on rural and minority populations across the Pacific Basin and Alabama. Her research interests include social etiology of health disparities, including barriers and access to care. She has considerable experience in designing and implementing culturally competent research methodology and community outreach that is inclusive of the needs, wants, and unique cultural factors of diverse, intersectional populations.

Dr. Nelson has 15 years of experience in the field of Social Work as a direct-practice clinician and researcher. She has engaged in community-based participatory research with underserved minority populations across the globe, with extensive experien... Show more

Tony DelaRosa is the son of Pampangan & Caviteño Filipino immigrants and the father of two Filipinx-Cuban kids. Tony holds an M.Ed. from Harvard University and is now a PhD candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Education Leadership & Policy Analysis department, where he researches how institutions, ethnic studies policies, and coalitions impact leadership practices. Tony is the author of the award-winning book "Teaching the Invisible Race: Embodying a Pro-Asian American Lens in Schools," published by Jossey-Bass. He co-investigates the USAP Tayo Lab at the Center for Healthy Minds at UW-Madison, where he researches the correlation between politics and the well-being of Filipina/x/o Americans. Before his research, he was a humanities teacher in Indianapolis and Boston, and an instructional coach in Miami-Dade between 2012 and 2022. His work has been featured in CNN, NPR, Harvard Education Magazine, NBC, KQED, the Hechinger Report and other publications. Learn more at TonyRosaSpeaks.com.

Tony DelaRosa is the son of Pampangan & Caviteño Filipino immigrants and the father of two Filipinx-Cuban kids. Tony holds an M.Ed. from Harvard University and is now a PhD candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Education Leadership & Polic... Show more

Anabelle B. Ragsag is a Mindanao Filipino Canadian PhD candidate at McMaster University’s School of Social Work and a community organizer for the Filipino and Asian communities in her city.

Her dissertation imagines what publicly accountable AI systems within the welfare state can look like. It examines how automation, predictive analytics, and data infrastructures restructure access to income support while intensifying racialized, gendered, and classed inequities. Informed by feminist political economy, Asian Canadian feminisms, and critical platform studies, her work traces how digital governance technologies extend long-standing regimes of surveillance and control under the guise of efficiency and modernization. By centring marginalized claimants’ encounters with datafied welfare systems, she exposes the limits of current accountability frameworks and advances the concept of data solidarities: collective practices of care, resistance, and mutual accountability that emerge among those directly navigating and impacted by automated governance.

Entering her PhD studies as a mature student, Anabelle previously worked in international and community development, working with the UNV and the ASEAN Secretariat, including program evaluation and teaching across several countries in Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia and North Africa, Germany, Australia, and Canada.

Anabelle B. Ragsag is a Mindanao Filipino Canadian PhD candidate at McMaster University’s School of Social Work and a community organizer for the Filipino and Asian communities in her city. Her dissertation imagines what publicly accountable AI ... Show more

Van Tran Nguyen (she/her) is a Vietnamese American artist-scholar, practicing filmmaker, curator, and multimedia artist. In 2017, Tran Nguyen earned a master's degree in fine arts from the State University of New York, at Buffalo. Then in 2021, she earned her doctorate in the Philosophy of Electronic Art at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.

Her research investigates Asian American performance and media(tions) of the diaspora. Tran Nguyen’s monograph, No Bodies Home: Mediations of Performance in Exile explores Cold War technological advancement and argues that racialized and gendered bodies of the Asian diaspora are the material and technological output of warfare. Her first short film, ERIE COUNTY SMILE, was released in 2021 and is available for public access via the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). Her first full-length feature film, THE MOTHERLOAD, premiered at the Hawaii International Film Festival with support from the Vilcek Foundation’s New American Perspectives.

In the fall of 2021, she was appointed the Maya Brin Institute for New Performance and Technology Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is currently an Early Career Fellow at the UCLA Center on Race & Digital Justice. In the fall of 2024, she joined the Department of Performing Arts at Georgetown University as the Assistant Professor of Performance and Media. Dr. Tran Nguyen teaches courses across theory and practice including performance, digital filmmaking, and film & media history.

Van Tran Nguyen (she/her) is a Vietnamese American artist-scholar, practicing filmmaker, curator, and multimedia artist. In 2017, Tran Nguyen earned a master's degree in fine arts from the State University of New York, at Buffalo. Then in 2021, she e... Show more

grace shinhae jun is a mother, wife, artist, educator, and scholar. The daughter of a South Korean immigrant and a North Korean refugee, she comes from a lineage of deep love and commitment to serve the people. She has performed nationally and internationally with bkSOUL performance collective which she founded in 2001. Her research and artistic practices are grounded in Hip Hop culture and cross cultural collaborations that challenge the systems of violence and oppression steeped in anti-Blackness. Her scholarship includes publications in the Oxford Handbook of Hip Hop Dance Studies, the International Association for the Study of Popular Music Journal, and is the co-editor for Dance Studies Association’s 2022 ​​Conversations Across the Field of Dance Studies. She is an Assistant Professor of Dance at San Diego City College, teaches with transcenDANCE Youth Arts, and at UCSD where she was the recipient of the 2022/2023 Barbara and Paul Saltman Distinguished Teaching Award. Ph.D. Drama & Theatre UCSD/UCI, MFA Dance Sarah Lawrence College.

grace shinhae jun is a mother, wife, artist, educator, and scholar. The daughter of a South Korean immigrant and a North Korean refugee, she comes from a lineage of deep love and commitment to serve the people. She has performed nationally and intern... Show more

keziah aurin (they/them) is a graduate student at San Francisco State University’s Asian American Studies. keziah’s immigration to the U.S. from the Philippines and being undocumented shaped their understanding of marginalization and interest in reimagining a world where everyone, especially the Third World peoples, is truly liberated. Previously a counselor at the nation’s first Undocumented Student Program, keziah now serves as a writer for the non-profit Immigrants Rising while pursuing their master’s, shifting their focus on radical narrative change and uniting academic discourse with praxis. keziah’s research interests are displacement/alienation, race/ethnicity, queerness, and immigration.

keziah aurin (they/them) is a graduate student at San Francisco State University’s Asian American Studies. keziah’s immigration to the U.S. from the Philippines and being undocumented shaped their understanding of marginalization and interest in reim... Show more