Dylan Klempner is an award-winning journalist and multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the role of creativity in health and healing.

D. F. Tweney is a journalist, editor, poet, community builder, and publisher. He lives in the California Bay Area, where he helps tech companies tell their stories, takes care of his family, practices mindfulness in the Plum Village tradition of Vietnamese Zen, and swims in the Bay.

Elizabeth Torres (b. 1987, Bogotá) is a Colombian-American poet, translator, and interdisciplinary artist residing in Denmark.

Ellen J. Reich is a Spiritual Companion and a Process Writing Facilitator. She was certified to lead process writing groups in 2008 with the Amherst Writers & Artists method.

Kathryn West (she/her) is a social worker and health communications professional who lives and works in the Chicagoland area.

Nicole Demos, a disabled inclusive educator for over 32 years, and now author holds an M.A in Education and an M.Ed in International Counseling.

Rebecca Wilson (she/her) is a cultivator of creativity, queer poet, curious observer, and soulful storyteller, uniquely gifted at bringing people together, speaking gently to harsh realities, and stirring transformation.

Sophie L. Schott is a medical student, researcher, and writer based in Houston, Texas. Her scholarly work bridges clinical education and advocacy, aiming to strengthen medical training through inclusive, justice-oriented curricula.