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Radhya Al-Mutawakel is a human right activist, and the Yemeni co-founder and chairperson of Mwatana Organization for Human Rights. She has most recently focused on documenting alleged human right abuses to the current conflict in Yemen. She’s been the first person to brief the UN Security Council on the humanitarian crisis in Yeman and has appeared in outlets such as,... read full bio
Kimberle Williams Crenshaw is an American lawyer, civil rights advocate, philosopher, and scholar who developed the theory of intersectionality. Crenshaw was born in Canton, Ohio, and she has earned her B.A. from Cornell University, her J.D. from Harvard Law School and her LL.M. from the University of Wisconsin Law School where she was a William H. Hastie Fellow as well... read full bio
Cheryl Strayed is a New York Times best selling author. Her memoir, Wild, was a number one best selling book, and books Tiny Beautiful Things, Brave Enough and Torch also were included on the New York Times best sellers list. Strayeds book, Wild, was chosen by Oprah Winfrey for Oprahs Book Club 2.0 and also turned into an Oscar-nominated movie... 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
Candice Patricia Bergen, an American actress and former fashion model, is best known for starring in two TV series, as the title character on the situation comedy Murphy Brown, for which she won five Emmy Awards and two Golden Globe Awards; and as Shirley Schmidt on the comedy-drama Boston Legal , for which she was nominated for two Emmys, a... read full bio
Robin McGraw, wife of best-selling author and television talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw, has made family first her mission. A constant presence on the Dr. Phil show since the very first episode, viewers worldwide have embraced Robin's contributions to the show whether it be discussing her experiences as a mother and wife, or dealing with issues that women... read full bio
Daryl Hannah, an American film actress, is one of the most influential sustainability advocates in the nation today. She has reached millions with her message and has inspired countless individuals to raise their awareness about the natural world and our need to protect it. Daryl Hannah has shared her passion for the environment on numerous television shows such as Jay... read full bio
Laura Schlessinger started a radio show that grew to attract nearly 18 million listeners. Dr. Laura's" went on to sign a contract with XM/Sirius radio, which launched her radio show in January 2011. She is best known for her no-nonsense philosophy of personal responsibility and self-motivation, which has won her millions of fans. Schlessinger is also a best-selling author. Her... read full bio
Sherri Shepherd is a Daytime Emmy® Award-winning actress, comedian, author, and television personality known for her magnetic personality and hilarious sense of humor. In 2009, Sherri made history when the hosts of “The View” won the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Talk Show Host, of which she was a part. Time magazine also named her and her co-hosts as part of... read full bio
From his start as first President of eBay, Jeff Skoll has had a track record of launching businesses that result in positive social change. At eBay, Jeff Skoll developed the business plan that the company still follows today, creating entrepreneurial opportunities for individuals around the world. In 1998 Jeff Skoll inspired the company to take an active role in philanthropy,... read full bio
François Pienaar is a very extraordinary person with an astounding range of talents and accomplishments. He has made an unmistakable impression on the world stage as a spectacular athlete, trained lawyer, and strong activist for multi-racial sports and civil rights. Pienaar reached the peak of rugby union glory when he captained the South African national team to a spectacular World... read full bio
Dustin Lance Black, an Academy Award-winning director, author, social activist, husband, and father, was born and reared in a pious LDS home. His script for the movie Milk, which starred Sean Penn and was about activist Harvey Milk, earned him two WGA Awards in addition to the Academy Award. Black's collection of work earned him the Writers Guild of America's... read full bio
Sela Ann Ward is both a movie and television actress, conceivably best known for her television roles as Teddy Reed on the American TV series Sisters (199196) and as Lily Manning on Once and Again (19992002). In July 2010, CBS announced that Ward would appear as a lead character in the seventh season of the crime series CSI: NY. Sela... read full bio
In attempt to escape the grind of his early jobs in the corn business and at the Hormel meat packing plant, Tom Arnold got his first official start in comedy by performing at the University of Iowa’s open-mic night. After college, he moved to Minnesota, where he won the Minnesota Comedy Competition. His introduction to Hollywood began after he moved... read full bio
ELIZABETH WINTHROP is the author of over sixty works of fiction for all ages. She is currently at work on a new memoir for adult readers about her parents unlikely romance in wartime England. The American Library Association, the National Council of Social Studies, the International Reading Association and the Childrens Book Council among others chose her most recent historical... read full bio
Avy Ashery exhibits his nationally popular art and design and talks about the controversial stories behind the art. This includes the “The Prayer” the famous illustration that was banned in the USSR and becomes an award winner in a “restricted” country club in Tulsa. Listen to the political story behind the first Chanukah stamp design at the U.S. Postal Service.... read full bio
Cecelia Dwyer is President of TrueCareers, where she is responsible for the company's strategic plan and performance. TrueCareers is a leading online recruitment site for finding degreed professionals, and wholly owned by Sallie Mae, a Fortune 500 company and the nation's leading provider of education loans. Prior to leading TrueCareers, Dwyer held senior executive positions with Monument Funds Group and... read full bio
Thom Yorke is an English musician, singer, and songwriter who is best known as the lead vocalist of the alternative rock band Radiohead. Born on October 7, 1968, in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, Yorke formed Radiohead with his schoolmates in 1985. The band released their debut album "Pablo Honey" in 1993, which included the hit single "Creep." Radiohead quickly became one of... read full bio
Veteran photojournalist and film producer/director Brian Skerry focuses on underwater environments and marine life. Intimate tales and striking images that encourage viewers to view the world in fresh ways are hallmarks of Brian's work. His most recent documentaries, which are available for streaming on Disney+, are Secrets of the Whales and Return of the White Shark. As producer of... read full bio
