Black

Twice the world yo-yo champion, BLACK mixes dance, sport and performance to create unforgettable yo-yo moments.

Salt-N-Pepa

Grammy Award-Winning Hip-Hop & Rap Girl Group Known for "Push It"

James Heckman

Henry Schultz Distinguished Service Professor of Economics at The University of Chicago, a Nobel Memorial Prize Winner in Economics, and an Expert in the Economics of Human Development

Tina Rosenberg

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author & Columnist

Esai Morales

Award-Winning Actor & Activist

Tom Cruise, Esai Morales, Simon Pegg & Cast Talk 'Mission: Impossible

Carolina De Robertis

Award-Winning Author Known for "The Invisible Mountain"

Urvashi Vaid

LGBT leader, attorney, community organizer for over three decades. Depicts an awarding-winning analysis of the gay rights movement.

Rob Riemen

Founder, Nexus Institute

Dale Jamieson

Professor, New York University

Nancy Sherman

Philosopher and Author, “The Untold War”

Robert Menendez

U.S. Senator, (D) New Jersey

Emily Hunter

A force behind youth environmental activism, journalist/activist/filmmaker Emily Hunter calls for advocacy and action in her campaign “Activism 2.0″.

Charles Blow

Visual Op-Ed Columnist for The New York Times; CNN Contributor & NY Times Best-Selling Author of "Fire Shut Up in My Bones"

Wes Boyd

Co-Founder, MoveOn.org

Gail Dines

Scholar, activist, and social critic who takes an unflinching look at hypersexualization and pornography.

Raymond Bonner

Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and foreign correspondent.

Danae Ringelmann

Founder, Indiegogo; Lodge & Farm Owner; Young Global Leader at World Economic Forum

Jason Christopher Hartley

Infantryman, New York Army National Guard

Lorene Cary

Highly respected African-American author, educator, and social activist who – for over 25 years – has worked to deliver stories that the world needs to hear: from autobiographical to historical to fictional.

Tim Riley

From Censorship In The Arts to Do The Beatles Still Matter? — web producer, campus speaker, music critic, and pianist Tim Riley brings an incisive critical perspective to the underlying class, race, and sexual orientation themes of the free speech debate,