Amy serves as the Assistant Director for Take Back The Night. Amy coordinates the biannual TBTN Global Virtual Event and manages the TBTN Gear Shop. She provides technical direction to participants and volunteers for national TBTN projects and events, such as the Shine Your Light Yoga Festival. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences and professional experience in the medical field, Amy brings a passion for wellness to TBTN. Amy is also the Client Services Director for Campus Outreach Services, where she brings educational programs to schools on Health & Wellness issues, including Consent & Healthy Relationships.

Priya Varadarajan is the Founder of Durga, a citizen sector organization that builds gender justice in public spaces across Bangalore, India. Durga employs innovative approaches to co-owning public spaces by citizens, communities and governments, so that women’s safety is no longer a woman’s problem alone. Prior to joining Co-Impact, Priya anchored Gender Justice and Rights to Persons with Disabilities at the Azim Premji Foundation (APF), one of the largest philanthropies in India. Priya holds a Masters in Women and Gender Studies and is also a trained Accountant (Chartered Accountant). She expresses her feminist side through her writing, including for online magazines. 

Bella Kwok is currently a freshman at Temple University, majoring in Political Science and minoring in Women’s studies. Bella’s history of advocacy for the anti-sexual violence movement inspired her to join TBTN, where she is currently the Newsletter Editor and Campus Outreach Director. She hopes to be a lawyer specializing in sexual violence cases and offering survivors free legal help.

Austin Anozie is a Canadian-born Nigerian, raised in Victoria BC. Moved from home at a young age to pursue an education at SFU and a career in film and television and is currently residing in Vancouver BC. He is a rising talent in the film industry with appearance in shows such as Superman And Lois, The Order, and Midnight Sun. 

Margaret Hoelzer is a Double Olympian and three-time Olympic Medalist in Swimming, as well as a former World Record holder. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, she was awarded Silver medals in the 200m Backstroke and the 400m Medley Relay. She also holds a Bronze medal in the 100m Backstroke. Originally from Huntsville Alabama, Margaret attended Auburn University where she was a 22-time All-American and a 6-time National Champion.  Margaret is an accomplished public speaker and vocal advocate for victims of sexual abuse, where she shares her personal experience as a survivor of sexual abuse and focuses on lighting the path toward healing for other victims, their families and friends. 

Daniyal Vemuri is the School Captain of Reading School, an all-boys grammar school in Berkshire, England. Daniyal currently holds an offer to study Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford beginning in October. He became interested in the field of sexual violence prevention after hearing the experiences of peers in the local area, and is passionate about promoting greater awareness of misogyny and sexual violence in single-sex settings.

Ray currently attends Temple University where she is majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing, minoring in sociology and gender studies. Growing up surrounded by activism, Ray was inspired to start “Student Activists Against Sexual Assault” (SAASA) at her university, upon discovering the absence of any advocacy group on her campus. She hopes to one day attend law school, and work to enhance and promote proper restorative justice.