Judge Victoria Pratt is a criminal justice reform activist who has gained attention all over the world for her work reforming the criminal justice system. She has served as Chief Judge, in Newark Municipal Court in Newark, New Jersey. During her time as Chief Judge in Newark, she learned how to deliver justice for individuals so that they could trust... read full bio
Judi Jackson is a multi-talent vocalist from Roanoake, Virginia, who performs jazz music. While growing up, Jackson found influence in artists which included Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald, Blossom Dearie, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughn and Mahalia Jackson. Jackson began finding her love for performing after studying at the Jefferson Center’s Music Lab. She then began to learn, practice, and perform music.... read full bio
Judi Moreo is a renowned personal growth trainer and coach who has inspired and motivated individuals from all walks of life. With over three decades of experience, she is the author of 11 books, including two international bestsellers, “You Are More Than Enough” and “Conquer the Brain Drain.” Through her motivational speaking and coaching, Judi has helped countless individuals build their... read full bio
The band Judiciary is from Lubbock, Texas, and they play old-school thrash metal and old-school hardcore, respectively. Although it has been a fairly popular combo, Judiciary never sounds like they're attempting to recreate the crossover sound of the late 1980s. Rather, they have perfected a unique form of knucklehead blitzkrieg, which is incredibly pleasurable to play with a deep-bone crunch. Judiciary... read full bio
The greatest female chess player of all time, according to the International Chess Federation, is Judit Polgár, a chess grandmaster. Polgár acquired the top spot in the adult women's world ranking at the age of twelve, a position she would maintain for the following twenty-six years. She had already won two Olympic titles in women's chess by the age of... read full bio
Judith Christin is an experienced mezzo-soprano; she has performed over one hundred roles with opera companies across the United States. Her experience includes performances with the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Houston Grand Opera, Santa Fe Opera, and more. Christin has taken on a variety of different roles, providing a new take on each one.... read full bio
Having spent her life deeply immersed in music, Judith Hill has long been on a path towards capturing the depth and breadth of her artistic vision. Her remarkable journey has taken the gifted singer-songwriter/musician to stages all over the planet, both as a solo performer as well as alongside such icons as Stevie Wonder and the late, great Michael Jackson.... read full bio
Judith Light has captivated audiences worldwide since her portrayal of “Angela Bower” on the hit comedy series Who's the Boss Her award-winning career has spanned across a diversity of roles in television, theater and film.... read full bio
Miss Manners, the forerunner of today's civility movement, was raised as a model citizen in a society that was far from flawless. If only she could get people to act with the same politeness as they talk about. But official notice has not evaded her relentless attempts to raise awareness of and encourage the practice of etiquette beyond the clichéd... read full bio
A prolific writer and former actress, Judith Sachs entertains as she instructs, hence her popularity as a speaker and spokesperson. Coming from a long line of physicians, she is well versed in the healthcare topics she addresses. Her many books include: Natures Prozac, What Women Should Knows About Menopause, What You can Do About Osteoporosis, When Someone You Love had... read full bio
Judith Spitz, Ph.D is the founder and Executive Director of Break Through Tech and is the former CIO of Verizon. With Break Through Tech, Spitz has made initiative that helps women and underrepresented groups earn a higher education and career in tech through innovation, career access and community building. Spitz has been featured in Crain’s list of Notable Women in... read full bio
Judith Viorst is the author of seven collections of poems for adults: the Village Square; Its Hard to Be Hip Over Thirty and Other Tragedies of Married Life; People and Other Aggravations; How Did I Get to be 40 and Other Atrocities; When Did I Stop being 20 and Other Injustices; Forever Fifty and Other Negotiations; and Suddenly Sixty... read full bio
Judith Warner has burst upon today's cultural scene with her revolutionary bestseller, Perfect Madness: Anxiety in the Age of Motherhood, opening up a new dialogue about the demands placed on women as mothers by themselves and society. Creating a cultural firestorm, starting with a cover story on Newsweek magazine, Warner is changing the ways motherhood is perceived in this country.... read full bio
Judson Brewer is an American neuroscientist, author, and psychiatrist who studies the mechanisms of mindfulness who has used his research to turn it into programs that treat addictions. Brewer is the founder of MindSciences, Inc., which is now known as DrJud, an app-based treatment program for anxiety, smoking, and overeating. Brewer is the Director of Research and Innovation at Mindfulness... read full bio
The Judson Cole Band got its start in the members hometown of San Angelo, Texas, where they performed at a local pub. Their first album, Eastern Skies, and three singles, Call Me Back Home, Time to Run, and Goodbye Dallas brought the Judson Cole Band popularity, allowing them to tour around Texas and the South, sharing music with their adoring... read full bio
Judson Laipply is an American motivational speaker and dancer. He is best known for his performance in the Evolution of Dance viral video clip, and has worked as a public speaker for several years. He has previously served as the state president of The Ohio Association of Student Councils. Laipply has earned her Bachelor’s from Bluffton University and went on... read full bio
Judy and Dennis Shepard are human rights activist who were the parents of the late Matthew Shepard, a 21 year old that was a student at the University of Wyoming. Matthew was beaten and pistol-whipped in Laramie, Wyoming. He died six days later in a hospital in Fort Collins, Colorado and the case gained attention country wide as it was... read full bio
You would probably believe Judy Blank if she told you she was raised in a Southern California beach town. However, nothing could be more false. The blue-eyed indie folk phenomenon, who is from Utrecht, The Netherlands, is well-known for her varied music. Her sound never loses the intimacy of a singer-songwriter, falling somewhere between indie/garage rock and 1960s girl groups.... read full bio
Adults as well as children will recognize Judy Blume titles as: Are You There God It's Me, Margaret; Superfudge; Blubber; Just As Long As We're Together; and Forever. Blume has also written the novels Wifey, Smart Women, and her latest, Summer Sisters. More than 75 million copies of her books have been sold, and her work has been translated into... read full bio
Judy Carter -- master teacher, author, and humorous speaker -- started her career as a magician and later as a stand-up comic, appearing on over one hundred television shows. An outstanding motivational speaker, Carter has inspired thousands of people to use humor to deal with change, increase sales and punch up speeches in short, to turn problems into punch... read full bio
