Aubrie is an artist with an engineering degree from Stanford University who’s passionate about imagining the future (the art) and then making it real (the engineering). She’s a brand manager at Google and advocates for disability inclusion as a multiply disabled activist challenging how society treats Disability and beauty as opposites.

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Ashley is a writer-director who was accepted into the Powderkeg Fuse Incubator and the AFI Directing Workshop for Women. She was a staff writer on an upcoming Netflix series and is a former assistant to Jon M. Chu. She was featured in a 2017 SoulPancake video about her rare bone condition, which received over 50 million views. 

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Erica is the director of Pixar’s SparkShorts film “Loop,” which tells the story of two kids adrift on a lake searching for a way to connect and was Pixar’s first film with an autistic character. Before Pixar, Milsom worked with adults and youth with disabilities at the Volunteer Center of San Francisco.

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Jeanie is a TV writer and Emmy-award winning journalist who became her sister's guardian at age 20, which made her increasingly aware of the importance of disability rights and care. She believes in the power of storytelling to create change and raise awareness. Her credits include Zac & Mia, One Mississippi and Mr. Corman.

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Vilissa is the Founder & CEO of Ramp Your Voice!, an organization focused on promoting self-advocacy and strengthening empowerment among disabled people. She is a prominent leader and expert in addressing and educating the public about the plight of disabled people, especially disabled Black women and femmes.

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David is a member of the Writers with Disabilities Committee at the WGA West, as well as the guild’s Inclusion & Equity Group. He’s written on series including ABC’s The Rookie and an upcoming comedic program for Netflix that was executive produced by President and Mrs. Obama. David also served as a creative consultant on Netflix’s Crip Camp.

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Todd is the Design Strategy and Operations for AR and Wearables at Google. Before Google, Todd held several leadership roles at Pixar Animation Studios—credits include the Oscar-winning animated features Inside Out, Up and Brave. He has also worked as an independent film producer, including on the award-winning short film So Much Yellow. 

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Keah is a journalist, actress, author, and screenwriter. She is the creator of #DisabledAndCute and her work has has appeared in Netflix Queue, Teen Vogue, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire UK, And The New York Times, among other publications. Her debut essay collection, “The Pretty One” is out now and her debut picture book, Sam’s Super Seats, will be out Fall 2022. 

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