Nazanin Afshin-Jam has done many things throughout her life. She was former Miss World Canada, the President and co-founder of Stop Children Executions organizations and an active international human rights activist. She also is very well known for her singer/songwriter and actor career. Nazanin Afshin-Jam plans to use her music and speeches to help her efforts in helping be the... read full bio
Neal Bascomb is the author of the national bestseller The Perfect Mile, the critically acclaimed Higher, and the award-winning Red Mutiny. A former editor and international journalist in London and Paris, he has also contributed to the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. Although not of Jewish heritage, Bascomb came to write about Eichmann's capture after meeting several... read full bio
According to Neil Phillips, love is the solution to almost every problem. A cause for discomfort is a chance for development. Throughout his professional life, Neil has taken great care to manage his personal discomfort while delving deeply into the work of ending systematic racism and conducting the difficult but necessary dialogues that have the power to fundamentally alter both... read full bio
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Model and actress Nicole Ari Parker is from the United States. She starred in the critically praised independent film The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love, which marked her on-screen debut, before moving on to feature films, including Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights. Blue Streak, Remember the Titans, Brown Sugar, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, Black Dynamite, and Almost... read full bio
Niki McCuistion is the President/CEO of the Foundation For Responsible Television, a foundation which focuses on issues oriented educational television programs that illuminate the concerns that touch peoples lives, socially, politically and economically. ... read full bio
Nilaja Sun is a dramatist, performer, and arts educator. The critically praised solo work Pike St., which was commissioned and produced by Epic Theatre Ensemble and presented at the Abrons Arts Center, was recently given an extended run by her. The show began its tour this year at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., and has since moved... read full bio
Nonie Darwish is an Egyptian-American human rights activist, speaker, and author. She is known as the founder of the organization Arabs for Israel and director of Former Muslims United. Nonie is passionate about social issues such as women’s and minority rights, and she has authored books entitled “The Devil We Don’t Know: The Dark Side of Revolutions in the Middle... read full bio
Noor Tagouri is a Muslim-American journalist, digital influencer, and activist. She is known for demanding change, and asking the right questions while explaining and educating listeners about her religion. She is also the first women journalist to be shown on television wearing a hijab. Tagouri started her career with her ‘#LetNoorShine’ campaign where she encouraged people to let their light... read full bio
Nyle DiMarco is an American actor, model, and deaf activist who is best known for making headlines after being the first deaf winner and second male winner of the reality television series “America’s Next Top Model.” From there, DiMarco went on to win the television competition series “Dancing with the Stars.” DiMarco was born in Queens, New York, but grew... read full bio
Olivia Julianna is a Texas-born American political activist, proponent of abortion rights, and strategist who has become a well-known name in the field of civic participation. Olivia, who was born on November 17, 2002, in Houston, Texas, devotes her energies to inspiring the next generation through political activism and social media. Olivia works on using social media channels to encourage civic... read full bio
Opal Tometi is an American writer, human rights activist, strategist, and community organizer who is best known for being the co-founder of Black Lives Matter. Through her work with Black Lives Matter, Tometi is known for working with the social media aspect of the movement. Tometi has also been former Executive Director of the Black Alliance for Just Immigration. Tometi... read full bio
Ory Okolloh is a Kenyan activist, lawyer, and blogger, who is best known for being the Director of Investments at Omidyar Network and for being the former Policy Manager for Africa with Google. Okolloh has previously earned her bachelor’s in political science from the University of Pittsburgh and also earned her law degree from Harvard Law School. As a writer,... read full bio
Otis Moss III is best known for being the pastor for Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ where he speaks on reaching inner-city black youth and talks on black theology. Moss is the son of Otis Moss Jr. who was an affiliate of Martin Luther King, Jr. where they worked together. Moss was raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio, and originally... read full bio
Pamela Anderson is a Canadian-American actress who has established herself into pop culture. This blonde bombshell has adopted the reputation of making heads turn. She will always be remembered as C.J. Parker on the extremely popular television series, Baywatch. She was also known for her role in the television show Home Improvement with Tim Allen. Aside from being an actress,... read full bio
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
