Pamela Meyer is a well-known certified fraud examiner who has a diverse background in both business and literature. She is an experienced author and businesswoman who shot to fame with her memorable TED talk, "How to Spot a Liar," which has amassed an amazing 16 million views. The title of "the nation's best expert on lying," as praised by Reader's Digest,... read full bio
American actor Parker Stevenson is best known for his roles as Frank Hardy in The Hardy Boys and Craig Pomeroy in Baywatch. In the film A Separate Peace, Stevenson had his first prominent on-screen role. After earning degrees in architecture from Princeton University and Brooks School, he came to Hollywood and won a part opposite Sam Elliott in the movie... read full bio
Patricia Field was born in New York City to parents who immigrated from Plomari, Lesbos, Greece—a Greek father—and an Armenian mother. She claims to have invented the contemporary legging for women's fashion in the 70s and she was raised in Astoria, Queens. Patricia Field is the proprietor of the boutique bearing her name. During the filming of Miami Rhapsody, Field met Sarah Jessica Parker.... read full bio
Patricia Wynn Brown is an American performer, producer and author. She was diagnosed with malignant melanoma and survived. Now cancer free, Patricia helps to bring a smile to the faces of cancer patients. She relates with patients, admitting that losing her hair was first on her mind when dealing with the disease. Her book, Hair-A-Baloo: The Revealing Comedy and Tragedy... read full bio
Patrick Sharkey is a sociologist, author, and professor. His work takes a deeper look into violence in America. Currently, Sharkey is a Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs at Princeton University. He is a Harvard graduate and former Chair of Sociology at New York University. Sharkey has authored the engaging book titled Uneasy Peace, which shines light onto major urban... read full bio
Patrisse Cullors is an American artist and activist who is the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement. Cullors was born in Los Angeles, California, and ever since a young age she was an activist and joined the Bus Riders Union as a teenager, a civil rights social movement organization that calls out the racial discrimination policies of the Los... read full bio
A well-known writer and filmmaker in the entertainment sector is Patty Jenkins. Her ascent to the top of the industry is a testament to her diligence and commitment to the trade. Prior to eventually directing her first feature picture, Monster, Jenkins spent her first six years in the industry working as a cameraperson. The movie was based on the true account... read full bio
Patty Wooten RN is a successful nurse, a renowned international speaker, and an hilarious clown. With an extensive background in critical care, hospice, and home health, Patty set forth to express her love of nursing through the development of two fascinating clown characters; bold and bawdy Nancy Nurse and her whimsical, compassionate counterpart, Nurse Kindheart. From Miami to Madrid, from... read full bio
In the struggle for marriage equality in the United States, Paul Katami and Jeff Zarrillo, a wonderful couple, have been instrumental. They have supported LGBTQ+ rights for the past 13 years of their relationship, using their voices and individual stories to leave a lasting impression. Paul and Jeff actively fought against the false information and prejudices being circulated in 2009 when... read full bio
Paul Rusesabagina was not born, raised, nor educated to be a hero or a humanitarian. In fact, he still believes that he was just doing his job, as hotel manager; yet, Pauls bravery, compassion, and quick thinking during the 100-day stand exemplify heroism. The atrocious slaughtering committed in Rwanda provided a backdrop for a unique hero, and a lesson to... read full bio
Payton Head is an activist and community leader who was the former President of the Missouri Students Association. Head focuses on fighting hate with love, and helps develop cultures that are grounded in equity. Head began his work in activism after the events that happened in Ferguson and he started working on improving race relations in Missouri. While working as... read full bio
Peggy Trotter Dammond Preacely is a renowned activist-artist and speaker with a rich history of activism for civil and voting rights. Born in Pittsburgh and raised in Harlem, Preacely is a former Freedom Rider and working member of the historic Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). She worked with civil rights legends like Rep. John Lewis and Julian Bond during her... read full bio
Peniel E. Joseph is an American historian, scholar, teacher, and activist who talks on race issues. Joseph holds professorship at the LBJ School of Public Affairs and the History Department in the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. Joseph was born and raised in New York and he went on to earn his B.A. in... read full bio
Pete Davidson is an actor, comedian, and speaker well known for being a cast member on Saturday Night Live. Pete had his first stand-up gig as a comedian at the age of 16, and he later went on to get his first onscreen gig on MTV’s comedy series, Failosophy. His career took off, and he was featured on shows such... read full bio
Bethany Yarrow performs powerful and praising songs. She is a student of the American spiritual traditions, an earth activist, and a keeper of songs. Her song is a living prayer for unification, delivered by a captivating, dancing spirit with a tremendous voice. A song cycle of traditional music has been translated by Bethany for the Orixás, a pantheon of Afro-Brazilian deities... read full bio
Emmy Award-winning musician Peter Buffett has a career that spans more than 30 years. Buffett has received critical acclaim for his Native American-inspired music, most notably composing the full score for 500 Nations and the musical production Spirit a Native American inspired show incorporating live native dancing, powwow singing and Imax-scale visuals. Peter also received Emmy Awards for scoring the... read full bio
One of America's most respected actors, Peter Gallagher has starred on stage, television and in film, delivering stellar performances with every role he tackles. After graduating from Tufts University, he made his professional stage debut in the revival of Hair, followed by a starring role in the Broadway production of Grease. The segue from stage to film began with Gallagher's... read full bio
The son of the late Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to summit Mount Everest, Peter Hillary has completed more than 38 mountaineering expeditions, including his 1995 bid for K2, one of the defining moments of his life: Just a few hundred meters from the peak, in a raging blizzard, he trusted his intuition and turned back as the other... read full bio
Bold, tenacious, solution-oriented and forward-looking, Phil Fontaine is an articulate advocate for the future of Canada and for their indigenous peoples. As the former three-term National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, he is a shining example of how strong leadership can work. Known for his calm and confident demeanor, he has a proven track record of opening the... read full bio
Philippe Cousteau is an explorer, social entrepreneur, and environmental advocate. He is the President of EarthEcho International, a non-profit organization whose goal is to engage and empower youth to take action for a brighter future and co-founder of Azure Worldwide, a strategic environmental design, development and marketing company. Philippe partnered with AdvisorShares Investments to launch the Global Echo Fund on... read full bio
