Leah Henry-Tanner, Bremerton, WA - Leah is coordinator of United Indians of All Tribes Foundation's Native American Women's Dialogue on Infant Mortality. She has extensive experience on issues ranging from violence against women of color to tribal sovereignty. She is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and a graduate of Western States Center's Western Institute for Leadership and Development.

Alysha Goheen Jannotta, Missoula MT– Alysha is Outreach Coordinator for the Montana Women Vote Coalition. Prior to joining MWV’s staff, she worked at Women’s Opportunity Resources Development (WORD), holding a variety of roles including serving as a school family advocate, leading teen parent leadership groups, and running a program supporting women pursuing non-traditional careers.

Marjory Hamann, Portland OR – Marjory is Executive Director of the McKenzie River Gathering Foundation.  Previously, she was a founder of Values Into Action, where she worked with nonprofit and public sector agencies as they built their capacity to address critical social issues, and was a Senior Manager at REACH Community Development.

María González Mabbutt, Nampa ID - Maria worked as a farmworker advocate for more fifteen years and is a key leader in Idaho's Latino community. She has coordinated the Idaho Latino Voter Education Project, and served on the boards of the Idaho Law Foundation, the Hispanic Women's Organization, Mujeres Unidas de Idaho, the Idaho Hispanic Political Caucus and Idaho Women's Network. Maria's work was recently recognized with an Alston/Bannerman Fellowship

Kenya Pierce, Las Vegas NV – Kenya is Board President of the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada.  A Professor of Sociology at the Community College of Southern Nevada, Kenya is also the co-founder of TRENDZ, a youth mentoring organization.