Charlotte is works to advance the public’s understanding of the Holocaust, how it affected queer and trans people, and how we can prevent homophobia and transphobia from reaching such extremes again.

As a student of history, political science, human rights, and education, Sam seeks to ensure that the public is knowledgeable about the past so they can inform the present and future.

Sydney is a communications-focused young professional with a passion for nonprofit work, feminist leadership, and inclusive community-building. She brings creativity, strategic thinking, and the occasional thrifted gem to every project she leads.

As an advocate for vulnerable communities, Chris is dedicated to making politicians’ civil and human rights records more accessible to ensure we hold our leaders accountable for protecting our right to human dignity.

Danny Bean is a current M.S.E. in Higher Education and Student Affairs candidate at the University of Dayton. They plan to pursue their Ph.D. in either Philosophy or English upon their graduation in May 2026.

As a sociology student, artist, and activist, River is dedicated to protecting and sharing the experiences of LGBTQ+ and disabled communities to ensure a compassionate future informed by the legacies of those who came before.

With a research interest in the transmission of intergenerational trauma, Gabby is dedicated to sharing the narratives of underrepresented groups of the Holocaust.

Nic Suarez is a Cuban American graduate student at Teachers College, Columbia University. They are currently pursuing a Masters of Arts in Education Policy. Prior to Columbia, Nic attended Syracuse University.

Julia Sirkin has a Masters of Applied History from Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. She previously studied Film Production and looks forward to combining her degrees to pursue a career in museum curation.

Natalie is a graduate of the College of Charleston, where she majored in Political Science and minored in Jewish Studies. Her research revolves around genocide and the Holocaust, especially regarding the experiences of female resisters.

As a researcher, author, and life-long student of history, Grace is committed to learning from the past and building a better world for queer communities today.

As an educator, performer, and compassionate humanist, Ayelet strives to uplift and improve people’s lives through the transformative power of storytelling.

Born in 1993 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Amilcar Ferrero is an accomplished English teacher and actor. Since completing his studies in 2015, he has dedicated himself to teaching English and providing translation services.