Rachel Simon is an acclaimed, New York Times bestselling author whose books have been published in fifteen countries.
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Mark Hublar
Told he’d never speak or live independently with Down syndrome, Mark Hublar became an inspiring advocate and motivational speaker empowering others.
Pamela Schuller
Pamela Rae Schuller was once diagnosed with the most severe documented case of Tourette syndrome in the country, coupled with a touch of obsessive compulsive disorder and a whole lot of anger.
Lauren Potter
Best known for Glee, actress Lauren Potter, who has Down syndrome, challenges stereotypes and inspires audiences to see ability before disability.
Geri Jewell
Living with cerebral palsy, Geri Jewell broke prime-time television barriers, delivering humorous keynotes that help audiences shift perceptions and celebrate inclusion.
Navah and Matt Asner
Matthew Asner grew up on TV sets and in the wings of “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” watching his father, Ed Asner, and the talented legendary cast in action. Navah grew up with her parents and eight brothers traveling the USA in a 24-ft camper while her physician father took care of Native Americans for free.
Matt Savage
Acclaimed jazz musician Matt Savage uses his experience with autism to challenge assumptions about neurodiversity, blending music, storytelling, and disability awareness.
Winston B. Clements
Speaker and storyteller on a mission to inspire 1 billion people.
Nina G.
Nina G. is a comedian, professional speaker, comedy historical consultant, disability activist and author of three books.
Matt Stutzman
Armless archer, Paralympic Gold Medalist, and dad Matt Stutzman inspires audiences by redefining what is possible through resilience, focus, and tenacity.

