Mario Arnauz Bonds compelling success story encompasses courage, creativity and determination. A multitalented motivational speaker and singer-songwriter, Mario rose to stardom with NBC Universals run of The Glee Project, in which he displayed to the world that a person with a disability can rise to meet any challenge. One of a set of triplets, Mario comes from a large... read full bio
Andre Normans knowledge and skills allow him to speak on and build training programs on topics including: families in crisis, substance abuse and teen drinking, re-entry, ex-offender, gangs, prison reform, and mentoring. Andre presents at schools, churches, and community centers across the globe, serving as a mentor and friend to youth and community members alike. He is consistently a lead... read full bio
Dr. Alice Domar is the founder and executive director for the Domar Center for Mind and Body help, a senior psychologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Associate Professor at Harvard for Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology. As one of the top women's health experts throughout the world, she focuses on the relationship between stress and the different aspects... read full bio
Charlie Appelstein's motto is There's not such thing as a bad kid." He has worked in the field of child welfare for more than twenty-five years. In his position as president of Appelstein Training Resources, LLC, he provides original, strength-based training, consultation, and youth care literature to individuals and groups who want to better understand and interact with troubled children... read full bio
Mortality Expert and Author of Life After Life - Reunions: Visionary Encounters With Departed Loved Ones - Life After Life - The Healing Power of Humor - Play and the Paranormal - Raymond Moody's Key Accomplishments Include Author of Life After Life (which sold 10 million copies) Reunions Coming Back Light Beyond Reflections Life After Loss; Received World... read full bio
Joey Arias is a New York City performing artist, cabaret singer, and drag artist. His career began in the rock band Purlie and improvisational comedy group the Groundlings. After performing for a while, Arias landed a job at the Fiorucci designer clothing store where he would dance and model clothes in the shop window. Through his work, Arias was able... read full bio
Jonathan Lovitz is a nationally recognized speaker, advocate and lobbyist whose focus is on diversity, inclusion, opportunity, and LGBT rights. Lovitz has been the Senior Vice President of the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce where Lovitz oversees government policy, strategic partnerships and media affairs. Lovitz has also previously served as the Communications Director and acting Executive Director of StartOut. Lovitz... read full bio
Ken Rodenbaugh is an American E.R nurse who helps medical workers overcome addictions. Ken struggled with addiction and in 2013, was terminated for the use of narcotics. He tells his story in hopes to inspire others that addiction is something that can be beaten, and often, most people don't even realize they're an addict. Ken's personal experience served as a... read full bio
Former competitive swimmer Donna de Varona is an American activist and sportscaster for television. At age 13, de Varona met the requirements to join the American swimming squad. Her hallmark event, the 400-meter individual medley, in which she already held the world record, would not be included on the Olympic calendar. De Varona competed for the American team in the... read full bio
Lenora Billings-Harris, is an international consultant, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), and author of The Diversity Advantage: A Guide to Making Diversity Work focuses 100% of business on diversity and inclusion issues. With more than 25 years of experience in the public and private sectors, Lenora has developed a unique way of presenting sensitive topics in a high-energy, thought-provoking and non-threatening... read full bio
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Jasmine Rand was the attorney at the forefront of the civil rights case that spawned the phrase “I Am Trayvon Martin”, the battle cry for an entire generation pursuing social justice. The fight for civil rights occurs across the globe, and while some choose to overlook these issues, some choose to act. Attorney Jasmine Rand is among those who have... read full bio
Kemba Smith is a renowned prison reform activist and public speaker. She rose to prominence after serving over 6 years in federal prison for her involvement in a drug conspiracy case, despite having limited involvement in the crime. Her experience brought to light the unjust nature of mandatory minimum sentences and the disproportionate impact they have on communities of color. After... read full bio
Lauren Potter is an American actress from Riverside, California who was born with Down syndrome. The 24-year-old actress is best known for her role as Becky on the award winning TV show GLEE. She started performing at the young age of 2. In 2012, the Huffington Post posted her blog about how she dreamed about being on stage since she... read full bio
Golden Globe Award-winning actress, author and speaker, Linda Evans is a dynamic presence on the lecture stage as she draws on her fairytale career, triumphant struggles and the profound journey of her remarkable life. An independent woman of fierce determination and dazzling talents, and strong Baptist values, Linda Evans reveals her wit, wisdom and inspiration to listening audiences everywhere. Linda... read full bio
From prison to Yale Law School, New York Times bestseller Reginald Dwayne Betts shares his experiences with audiences across the nation. Born in Maryland, Betts hijacked a car with a friend, was arrested and charged as an adult, spending over eight years in prison. Writing poetry and reading in prison inspired Betts to pursue the subjects upon his release. He... read full bio
Ananda Lewis has always loved the stage, but her passion for social justice is stronger. As a teenager, she volunteered at the Head Start agency, helping kids from poor families. After a traumatizing episode with a boyfriend, Ananda focused her energies on teaching young girls about date rape and abstinence. While attending college, her spare time was spent volunteering at... read full bio
Former mayor Bill Campbell has long served as a forceful advocate on behalf of Atlanta's most precious resources: young people and senior citizens. Campbell hosted the City's first-ever Conference on Intergenerational Living to explore how the needs of the elderly and children can be better served through cooperation. He has also initiated a variety of community service programs. Deserving youngsters... read full bio
Don't we all want a healthier planet and a cleaner environment, but often don't know how to help and where to start Colin Beavan, aka No Impact Man" discusses the triumphs and difficulties, the personal satisfaction, and the sacrifices he and his family experienced during his No Impact project. His simple goal is to personally reduce his "footprint" on planet... read full bio
Singer / Songwriter Amy Sky burst into the national limelight with her debut recording Cool Rain. This and her subsequent four CDs, including Life Lessons The Best of Amy Sky, launched a string of radio hits that make Amy one of the most familiar voices on radio today. Amy Sky writes for herself and for dozens of other international... read full bio
