Wilder Kruzan is a member of the Kitsap County Council for Human Rights and will moderate the event. She has taught childbirth education for parents and workshops for birth professionals since 2002. She experienced hundreds of births as a doula and served nearly three decades as a liaison between families and resources, providing a web of support and information. She connects with people from all backgrounds and locally has worked with organizations including the Northwest Abortion Access Fund, Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center, Kitsap Strong, and Kitsap HOPE Circle.

Washington State Senator Emily Randall represents the 26th Legislative District. Born and raised on the Kitsap Peninsula, she is a longtime community organizer and advocate for expanding education opportunities and access to affordable healthcare for women, children and LGBTQ people. In 2019, she sponsored and helped pass the Reproductive Health Care for All bill prohibiting health care discrimination on the basis of immigration status or gender identity. She continues to champion the protection of reproductive health care services and make our health care system more equitable and affirming.

Jewel Shepherd-Sampson, a native resident of Bremerton, is the founder and executive director of of Kitsap Black Student Union, a nonprofit organization that works with BIPOC students in Kitsap County,. Her activism began as a child under tutelage of the late Bishop Lawrence Robertson. As a young student at Marcus Whitman Junior High, she founded the Black Youth Organization under Blacks in Government and the Bridge Builders Multicultural Club. She continued to strive for excellence as a college student at Central Washington University, where she was inducted into the honor society. She now devotes her time locally as a mentor with Our Gems for the last seven years and volunteers with Kitsap Strong/Graduate Strong. She's very active in several other organizations including the Port Orchard Police Department Community Advisory Panel, Filipino-American Association of Kitsap County Board of Directors, the Puget Sound Regional Council Equity Board, Port Orchard Equity Club and Kitsap Community Resources Board. 

Annemarie Manskie is a sophomore at Central Kitsap High School. She enjoys writing and is a student journalist for the Cougar Chronicle, the student news site for the school. Annemarie won an honorary award at the Washington Journalism Education Association in Photojournalism for 2024. Annemarie has been an active member of Kitsap Black Student Union (KBSU) for over a year. She has been recognized as a culturally active student in school and community, and KBSU has provided a platform to amplify her voice even more. She believes that joining KBSU has been transformative and allowed her to tap into her leadership and advocacy calling. Everyone doesn't find their purpose so young, but Annemarie has found hers. Through collective voice, cultural awareness, celebration of culture, and skill building, she has found a sense of belonging, empowerment, and resilience within the community.

Dr. Gib Morrow is a physician, husband, father, and health officer for the Kitsap Public Health District. He considers reproductive freedom a fundamental human right. In 2021, Kitsap Public Health adopted a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis and committed to taking meaningful actions to address institutionalized and systemic racism. The district focuses on equitable outcomes for all persons and compiles, analyzes and shares data on health disparities to identify and communicate about barriers people face through systemic discrimination, poverty and homelessness.

Linda Segur, a strong proponent to ensure all women's voices matter, has served almost eight years as the clinical supervisor of the Kitsap Parent Child Assistance Program (PCAP),a University of Washington evaluated case management program. Since 1991, she has provided advocacy and support, including assistance accessing family planning methods, to pregnant and parenting women across Washington who are also dealing with substance use disorder. She has worked with women and their families at Kitsap Mental Health, providing co-occurring substance-use disorder and mental health counseling. She was also a family services coordinator for the Head Start/Early Head Start and a parent educator for the Kitsap Drug Court program. She is an active member of the Kitsap Strong Speaker's Bureau and recently completed trained as a Science of Hope Navigator.