Susan J. Blumenthal, served as U.S. Assistant Surgeon General, the countrys first Deputy Assistant Secretary for Womens Health, and Senior Global Health Advisor in the U.S. She is an internationally recognized medical expert and leader who has been a major force in bringing important public health issues including womens health, global health, disease, obesity, and violence prevention, and mental illness... read full bio
Bill Smitrovich has starred in a number of television series. His first prominent TV series role was in the series “Crime Story,” as Det. Danny Krychek. He went on to star in the hit drama series “Life Goes On.” Smitrovich appeared in the pilot episode of the hit series “Miami Vice” and in the final episode of “NYPD... read full bio
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Lisa Sanders, M.D. is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the Yale University School of Medicine and a clinician educator in Yale's Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency program. Dr. Sanders writes the popular ''Diagnosis'' column, which appears monthly in The New York Times Magazine. Her column was the inspiration for the acclaimed Fox television show ''House M.D.,'' and she served as... read full bio
Shelley Morrison has had a remarkable and fascinating forty-plus year career in show business, is better known for her portrayal of Rosario," the feisty, wisecracking maid on NBC's hit comedy Will and Grace. As "Rosario," she takes great pride in portraying an older, Hispanic woman who is tough, smart, and able to hold her own. She dedicates much of her... read full bio
Actress Cheryl Hines found television stardom while playing the tolerant and sarcastic wife to Larry David's miserable and annoying self-parody on HBO's hit comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hines more than held her own with David, proving right away that she had a sharp and unique talent for comedy. She earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress and two... read full bio
Brenda Feigen was among the feminist elite of the 1970s. Her work in the Women's Movement included serving as legislative vice president of NOW (with responsibility for work on the ERA and abortion rights), and directing with Ruth Bader Ginsburg the Women's Rights Project of the ACLU. Ms. Feigen was a co-founder of the National Women’s Political Caucus, founder of... read full bio
J.R. Martinez is an actor, bestselling author, motivational speaker, advocate, and wounded U.S. Army veteran. He is many things. But perhaps most significantly, he is an inspiration. J.R.’s career path has been incredible, and perhaps even a bit improbable. Once a high school football player from a small town in Georgia, the only son of a single working mother who... read full bio
Best-selling author and host of the Emmy award-winning television program The Amazing Race, New Zealand native Phil Keoghan's life has been full of travel and adventure. A near-death experience at the age of 19 prompted Keoghan to compile a list of things he wanted to accomplish before he died and from there, the NOW (No Opportunity Wasted) philosophy was born.... read full bio
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Amanda de Cadenet is a television personality and renowned photographer. She started her career at the young age of eighteen, as a co-presenter for The Word, a late-night Channel 4 magazine show. She is best known for the series The Conversation, airing on Lifetime. The show features interviews with internationally famous women, as well as lesser-known figures, and includes topics... read full bio
Kristen Johnston is an American stage, film, and television actress. She may be most famous for her role as Sally Solomon in the television series 3rd Rock from the Sun. She also starred as Wilma Flintstone in the prequel to the live-action movie adaptation of The Flintstones animated series. Kristen Johnston is also known for her tall 6' frame and... read full bio
Glenda Hatchett was appointment as Chief Presiding Judge of the Fulton County, Georgia Juvenile Court, becoming Georgia’s first African-American Chief Presiding Judge of a state court and the department head of one of the largest juvenile court systems in the country. Glenda Hatchett is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College and has been recognized as a distinguished alumni and awarded... read full bio
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Dubbed ""the face and voice of the new civil rights"" by Barbara Ehrenreich, Kenji Yoshino presents a new paradigm for civil rights, articulating the victories and limitations of the movement, while pointing a way forward. Yoshino's landmark book, Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights, fuses legal manifesto with autobiography, and marks a move from more traditional pleas for... read full bio
Michele Landsberg is known in Canada for being a very involved social justice activist. She is also an author, journalist, speaker, and feminist. In 1962, her journalism career began by writing for The Globe and Mail. The in 1971, she became a staff writer and editor for the Chatelaine magazine. At the magazine, she was writing regular columns about womens... read full bio
Dean Hamer first rose to prominence as the scientist who found the gay gene," a discovery that revolutionized our understanding of human sexuality and dispelled the myth that sexual orientation is a lifestyle choice. His many appearances on TV to discuss that research led him to an interest in documentary filmmaking, and together with his husband Joe Wilson he founded... read full bio
Television legend Hugh Downs co-anchored 20/20 from its inception in 1978 until his retirement in 1999. The amiable reporter is no stranger to covering stories on medicine, science, family, adventure, aging in America, space, and the arts. He has won numerous Emmy awards, and has been recognized extensively for his work. Among his other awards are the American Psychiatric Assocation's... read full bio
