Dr. Jackson is a critical qualitative researcher who examines the identity development of mixed race individuals and families.

Michelle received her PhD in Family and Human Development at ASU and is currently postdoctoral research scholar working with Dr. Nilda Flores-Gonzalez on the Arizona Youth Identity Project.

Paisley M. Benaza, MBA is a culture & communications strategist and PhD student researching intersectional identity, technology, and socio-economic justice in the business of media, entertainment & sport in a digital world.

Ann Daltilio is a psychology MS student at ASU studying intimacy, dissociation, and clinical disorders, while also tutoring K–12 students with expertise in neurodiverse learning.

My research enhances engineering participation by addressing issues of access and persistence focusing on the barriers minoritized students face and supporting their engagement and success.

Director of Public Policy for NAWBO Phx, co-author of bipartisan AZ legislation, entrepreneur & globally-ranked podcast host. Leverages policy expertise & business leadership to advance economic opportunity statewide.

Passionately continuing study in several areas of psychology, most notably PTSD Therapy, EMDR, and Addictions Counseling.

Dr. Joanna Simpson is Director of Instructional Design and Quality Assurance at EdPlus within ASU, leading institution wide strategy for online quality, accessibility, and continuous improvement across digital learning.