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Katie Koestner is the first woman in the United States to speak out nationally and publicly as the victim of campus “date” rape at age 18. Katie has been featured on the cover of TIME Magazine, The Oprah Winfrey Show, NBC Nightly News, CNBC Talk Live, CNN, Larry King Live, Good Morning America, Later Today, MSNBC, Entertainment Tonight and other national television programs. Katie is the subject of an HBO movie and has lectured for over 5000 schools and organizations in North America and around the world.

Dr. Kelly “Kellfire” Barron, DC, is a dynamic chiropractor and survivor who transformed the scars of a violent assault into a powerful narrative of resilience and empowerment. Dr. Barron has a fierce competitive spirit, shattering expectations with World Record titles in powerlifting, taking on the challenges of American Ninja Warrior, and boldly stepping into the MMA arena. Her relentless spirit dismantles stereotypes, inspiring others to rewrite their own stories of adversity with courage and determination.

Aaron is an esports Professor at Neumann University, adjunct esports Professor at Temple University and Rowan University. Before becoming a professor at Neumann University, Aaron started working in gaming with Nerd Street in 2020. Before that Aaron lead content teams at the Philadelphia 76ers, NBC Sports Philadelphia, and ESPN. During his tenure there, he was awarded six Emmy Awards (3 National Emmy Awards all during his time at ESPN and 3 local – one for NBC Sports Philadelphia, 1 for Nerd Street, and the first event for the Philadelphia 76ers). Aaron’s teaching focuses on experiential learning, and breaking down barriers for every student.

Elizabeth “Lizzy” Fowler is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, ultra-marathoner, and a twice-survivor of sexual violence who has turned profound personal pain into a catalyst for global advocacy. After a career as a Division 1 volleyball player, Lizzy survived a sexual assault—followed by a second attack years later during a training run. Her realization that she could transform the experience rather than be defined by it birthed the “Unsilenced Miles” project. This mission takes a story once meant to be hidden and carries it across high altitude mountains in an attempt to set a 223-mile Fastest Known Time (FKT) on the JMT. By partnering with organizations like Take Back the Night, Lizzy integrates her identity as a filmmaker and elite athlete to break the silence and empower those without a voice.

Dylan Giglio is a rising senior at Saint Peter’s Prep high school in Jersey city. He is a part of the outdoor track and field team and the manager for the football team. Some of his passions include photography, Lego, football, and community service. In college he hopes to study biology or athletic training.

Antuan is a New York City-based Advocate, Author, TEDx Speaker, and Actor. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, he uses his voice to help those who have not found their own. Author of Becoming Magic: A Path of Personal Reconstruction and affectionately known as Magic, Antuan’s mission as a Soldier of Love is to empower and encourage others to live a whole life. As a professional actor of 20+ years, Antuan has worked as a Universal Swing for the 11x Tony/Pulitzer/Grammy Award winning “Hamilton.” Other career highlights include the 4x Tony Award-winning In the Heights and six years with the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.

Ashley-Lauren Elrod is an Emmy-nominated social-impact founder, board-certified mental-health coordinator, and exploitation-prevention strategist working at the intersection of storytelling, policy, and healing. As founder and CEO of Visionary Woman Productions, she builds creative campaigns with nonprofits to safeguard children and dismantle systems of abuse. A Black and Indigenous changemaker and survivor of exploitation, Ashley-Lauren leverages lived experience plus decades of services to advance survivor leadership and equitable media representation. Her flagship early-childhood initiative, The Maya’s Magic Word Project, equips caregivers and educators worldwide with creative tools that teach body autonomy, consent, and empowerment. 

Rachel Cuda made history as the first-ever CIA officer to approach Congress about the Agency’s treatment of sexual assault survivors. Leading generations of other survivors, she helped amplify their stories and became one of only two CIA officers to testify under oath in closed-door hearings. In just eleven months, her advocacy drove landmark legislation in the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), mandating reforms like improved reporting, enhanced victim support, independent investigations and requiring the CIA to establish a dedicated office to address sexual misconduct more effectively. Daughter and wife of Navy SEALs, Rachel continues to serve as a military contractor and speak out on accountability and leadership in challenging environments.

Anna Andrae is a member of The Seabirds, an all female rowing team preparing to race 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean this December, 2026. When she is not preparing for life at sea, she works as a risk manager in insurance in Zurich, Switzerland, and enjoys every kind of outdoor sports – be it rock climbing, mountaineering or backcountry skiing. She is always on the move with a smile on her face encouraging others to get moving.

Alexandra Stulpin brings nearly a decade of experience litigating medical, human rights and sexual abuse cases in state and federal courts. She uses a trauma-informed approach throughout every stage of the litigation process when representing victims and survivors. Allie also lectures and presents nationally on issues involving institutional sexual abuse and assault litigation. Prior to joining Motley Rice, Allie was part of a national litigation practice focused on representing survivors of sexual and physical assaults in institutional settings. Allie was also a civil litigator at a plaintiff’s firm in Philadelphia, managing all the firm’s sexual abuse cases from initial intake to conclusion, in addition to her catastrophic injury cases.