Sharon Fisher Roberts, a longtime local government and public health attorney, graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Organismal and Systems Biology from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, USA, and with a Juris Doctorate degree from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas, USA. She has been a writer, trainer, and speaker for local, state, and international associations, across sectors, in areas of governance, disability law, civil rights, administration of justice, environmental regulations, housing, nonprofit management, communication, and best business practices. She is currently writing a novel and lawyering for committed local leaders

Linda is a General Pediatrician with a long history of working with the underserved in rural and urban settings. As well, she has worked in the non-profit and academic sectors as a public health educator. In this regard, her creative use of social media for civic engagement has been an addition to the public health discourse in the promotion of child health and well-being. In research, she has been a contributor to basic science and clinical investigation. Study subject has included the immunology of HIV, and the clinical effects of hypertension, diabetes, and lead toxicity in children. Her work with obesity includes community events such as health fairs and healthy cooking seminars in rural Alabama. In addition, patients in rural Georgia were invited to Zumba in the Park, courtesy of grant funding and non-profit support. This is to supplement the daily efforts to encourage the adoption of healthy lifestyle choices in the face of food deserts, inactivity, and poverty which exacerbate obesity for rural and BIPOC populations. Education: University of Virginia, B.A Chemistry, B.A French University of Chicago-Pritzker School of Medicine, M.D Emory University School of Public Health, MPH. Informatics

Immunologist,Certified, Drug Safety Officer,Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Trials Specialist.Currently working at Seramun Diagnostica Biotechnology Company in the Dept.of Research and Development as a Research & Development Scientist in the field of Immunoassay.Completed PhD from Charite’-University of Medicine Berlin, Center for Internal Medicine and Dermatology, Internal Medicine Dept. of Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology; German Rheumatology Research Center Berlin; Institute for Immunology, Center for Infection Medicine of Freie University Berlin. Ambassador of Brain City Berlin for Science and Technology. Diaspora Expert for Developing Countries in relation to health, education, research and consultation. Co-advisor and lecturer for Master and PhD students & lecturer of undergraduate students in different Ethiopian Universities. Ambassador of Tedda Health Science College in Gonder/ Ethiopia. Board Member of Ethiopian Institute of Textile and Fashion Technology EiTEX & Biorefinery Research Center (BRRC of EiTEX) in Bahir Dar University-Ethiopia, Board Member & Co-Founder and General Secretary of International Verein für Gesundheitsförderung in Äthiopien (IVGFÄ) at Germany. Vice-President of Bridge Ethiopia Network for Science and Technology (BE-NeST) in Germany. Auditor of German Society for Lupus Research Society/ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Lupus Forschung (DGLF) e,V.in Berlin-Germany.

Lester Mandelker Graduated from Michigan State University in 1968. Private practitioner and owner/director of an AAHA certified hospital since 1972. Has special interest pharmacology and antioxidant therapies targeted for mitochondrial disease. In 1986 became board certified in feline and canine medicine. ( 1986-2017) In 1988 became the lead consultant, editor and moderator of pharmacology for VIN (Veterinary Information Network). In 2005, became a Fellow of the American Academy of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics. National recognized lecturer on pharmacology and Nutraceuticals with special emphasis on mitochondrial dysfunction and disease. Lectured at various state and national meetings including NAVC and ACVIM. Often give lectures and seminars on pharmacology, mitochondrial dysfunction and novel therapies to treat disease using both drugs and phytonutrients including herbal extracts. Editor of 3 books on pharmacology and oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction. His scientific abstracts on drugs and nutritional supplements in regards to their cellular function has been among the top 20 read abstracts on cellular function in the last 10 years. http://wipimd.com/?&sttflpg=6e875dfaf1db7ba0a04a45adcb92c8240d93c8bae838f699. Previously receive a grant from the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) to study a new anti-viral drug called Panavira. Presently the lead researchers for the company "Nuovobiologics.com" that produces the anti-viral which comes from natural sources. Selected among the top veterinarians in Tampa Bay... Tampa Bay Magazine 2021-2022

Kimberlee Hyman received her BS in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, MS from North Carolina Central University and brings over 25 years of progressive experience in diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), public health, research administration and compliance. She shares her lived and learned experiences as an adjunct faculty at Saint Augustine’s University (NC) and Campbell University (NC) and as a Public Health Consultant. As the Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer at Clark Atlanta University Ms. Hyman blends her passion for policy and training by ensuring compliance with federal, state and local regulations in support of research, programs and services to improve access to services by historically marginalized communities. Ms. Hyman serves as the Founder and Senior Consultant at Hyman Consultancy.

Dr. Valerie McGaha is an Associate Professor of Community Health Sciences, Counseling and Counseling Psychology at Oklahoma State University. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor. Her research interests center around multicultural counseling, psychosocial development, mental and addictive disorders, and suicide prevention and education. In her scholarly work, she has examined individual and collective factors related to academic, personal, and social success of various populations.

Professor Minakshi Das is affiliated with Global Health of York University and possesses 20 years of research and implementation experience in Reproductive Health globally. Her research engagements concentrated on maternal and child health and well-being, sexual violence against women and children community health governance, public health policies and reform, health, and human rights, and environmental health and well-being, As a public health policy analyst, she has developed community health interventions in association with UNICEF and UNFPA. Her current research focus is on the impact of Covid-19 and community resiliency in India and Nepal.