Wendy Osefo, PhD

Professor | Media Personality | Political Commentator | CEO

Amanda Knox

Writer & Activist Wrongfully Convicted of Murder in Perugia, Italy; Inspiration Behind the Netflix Documentary "Amanda Knox" & Host of "The Scarlet Letter Reports"

Monique W. Couvson

Social Justice Scholar & Author of "Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools"

Cornell William Brooks

Former President & CEO of the NAACP; Civil Rights Attorney; Social Justice Activist; Ordained Minister; Professor at Harvard Kennedy School

Lorella Praeli

Co-President of Community Change; Proud Latina, Organizer & Social Activist

Andrea Gibson

Poet & Activist

The Madness Vase

Nadya Tolokonnikova

Human Rights Activist, Founding Member of Pussy Riot

Anquan Boldin

Former Professional Football Player, Social Advocate, Philanthropist & Humanitarian

Enes Kanter

NBA Star for the Boston Celtics & Political Activist

Moira Forbes

Executive Vice President of Forbes Media

Success With Moira Forbes

Dr. Terrence Roberts

Social Justice, Equity & Racism Speaker and Consultant; Member of the "Little Rock Nine"

Amy Goodman

Host & Executive Producer, Democracy Now!

Jane Chen

Co-Founder & CEO of Embrace Innovations

Majora Carter

Real Estate Developer, Peabody Award-Winning Broadcaster & Urban Revitalization Strategy Consultant

Donna Brazile

Veteran Political Strategist, Best-Selling Author & Former Interim Chair of the Democratic National Committee

Katherine Stewart

Investigative Reporter & Author of "The Power Worshippers"

The Power Worshippers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism

Lynda Resnick

Vice Chair & Co-Owner of The Wonderful Company; Philanthropist

Lynda Resnick - UMASS intro to Daniel Ellsberg's honorary degree award

Noor Tagouri

Journalist, Digital Influencer & Activist

Valarie Kaur

Civil Rights Activist, Lawyer, Entrepreneur & Award-Winning Filmmaker; Best Known for the "Divided We Fall"

Dr. Jennifer Mullan

CEO of Decolonizing Therapy, Clinical Psychologist & Author

Decolonizing Therapy: Oppression, Historical Trauma, and Politicizing Your Practice