Jason Bathon Jason Bathon is the founder of the Northwest Arkansas Humanist Association and LogiCon.
	Rob Boston Rob Boston joined the Americans United staff in 1987 and currently serves as Director of Communications.
	John Compere John S. Compere, PhD, is a clinical psychologist who spent the first 15 years of his adulthood as a Southern Baptist minister.
	James Croft James is vice-chair of the Humanist Graduate Community at Harvard University, and a Research and Education Fellow at the Humanist Chaplaincy.
	Thea Deley Thea Deley is a Humanist writer/performer based in western Colorado. She currently tours her solo comedy show, “Jesus Loves You! (But Hates Me),” which explores her religious childhood and journey from believer to blasphemer.
	Margaret Downey Margaret Downey is the founder of the Freethought Society and the Anti-Discrimination Support Network.
	Fred Edwords Fred Edwords is Director of Planned Giving for the American Humanist Association and former National Director for the United Coalition of Reason.
	Jason Frye Jason Frye is the former coordinator for the LGBT Humanist Council and a longtime LGBT & Humanist activist.
	Gordon Gamm Gordon Gamm, JD is a lawyer and has provided counsel for the American Humanist Association, Center for Inquiry and the Society for Humanistic Judaism.
	Abby Hafer Abby Hafer is a speaker, writer and humorist who particularly loves taking on Intelligent Design, Creationism, the politics surrounding them, and science denialism in general.
	Jennifer Kalmanson Jenny Kalmanson is a Humanist Celebrant and serves on the Board of Directors for the American Humanist Association.
	David Niose David Niose is the immediate past-president of the American Humanist Association & current legal director of the Appignani Humanist Legal Center, running the AHLC’s Massachusetts office. A founding member of Greater Worcester Humanists, and he has also served as an officer and board member of Greater Boston Humanists.
	Andy Norman Andy Norman teaches philosophy at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Mellon University and is the former Director of CMU’s Ethics, History and Public Policy program.
	Anthony Pinn Anthony Pinn is the Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor of Humanities and Professor of Religious Studies at Rice University and is also Director of Research for the Institute for Humanist Studies, a think tank in Washington, DC.
	Susan Sackett Susan Sackett serves on the American Humanist Association Board of Directors and is secretary on the executive committee.
	Herb Silverman Herb Silverman is founder and president emeritus of the Secular Coalition for America, founder of the Secular Humanists of the Lowcountry in Charleston, SC, a former board member of the AHA, and recipient of the AHA’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
	Lyle Simpson Lyle Simpson is an attorney, lecturer, and author who is active in the humanist community.
	Roy Speckhardt Roy Speckhardt is executive director of the American Humanist Association where he actively promotes the humanist perspective on progressive political issues.
	Nikki Stern Nikki Stern is a writer, presenter, and the author of two books, most recently Hope in Small Doses.
	Mandisa Thomas Mandisa Thomas, a native of New York City, is a founder and current President of Black Nonbelievers, Inc. working to encourage more Blacks to come out and stand strong with their nonbelief in the face of such strong religious overtones.
	Gleb Tsipursky Gleb is the Co-Founder and Chief Insights Officer of Intentional Insights, and would be glad to present to your group about research-based strategies on effective decision-making, goal achievement, and stress management, and more.
	Charlie Vail Charlie Vail is a long-time student of humanism and a sometimes writer. He has had essays published in Religious Humanism and Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism, and he is the author of the book, “Thus Let Me Live: An Essay in Humanism.”