Erica Zelfand, ND is a naturopathic physician, family doctor, writer, editor, world traveler, and wandering Jewess. Dr. Z believes that education and empowerment are the key foundations to a healthy lifestyle and loves writing articles and blog entries on natural health. She also teaches online health workshops and webinars through LeanWagon.com. Dr. Z supervises rotations at the teaching clinics of the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Ore. She also sees patients there privately, in person, and through Skype. When she isn't playing doctor, she enjoys traveling around the world and learning about different cultures and cuisines. She's a lover, a fighter, and a tea drinker. For more on Erica, visit her blog, ZelfandNaturalHealth.blogspot.com, and Facebook page.

Lauren is a songwriter/entertainer/humorist who is a five-time recipient of the SF Cabaret Gold Award, a summa cum laude graduate of Yale, the writer/performer of customized shows for hundreds of corporate clients including Hewlett-Packard, Wells Fargo, and the California Funeral Directors, and the composer of several musicals and comedy albums, including her latest release, "Latkes, Shmatkes" (comedy songs for Chanukah). Despite her awards and accomplishments, Lauren's mother still doesn't understand why she didn't go to law school.
You can find more on Lauren through her website, laurenmayor.com or her youtube channel.

Marilyn Sneiderman is the Executive Director of AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps. She spent most of her life as a community and union organizer. From 1996-2005, she directed the Department of Field Mobilization for the National AFL-CIO. Prior to that, Marilyn served as Education Director for the International Teamsters Union, and on the Senior Faculty of the George Meany Center’s National Labor College. Since 2003, she has served on the National Board of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund. In 2009, she was appointed to the National Jewish Social Justice Roundtable and served on the Selah Network Leadership Team for Jewish Funds for Justice.

Jillian M. Hinderliter was born and raised in Northwestern Pennsylvania, but she has been wandering for a decade now. She is an alumna of Northeastern University in Boston, where she earned a BA in History with a minor in Jewish Studies in 2012. The following year, she completed an MA in Public History at Northeastern. She has worked for a number of museums and libraries including the Paul Revere House, the Rufus Porter Museum (Bridgton, Maine), and Trinity College Library (Hartford). Currently, Jillian is living in Columbia, South Carolina where she is a PhD candidate in History at the University of South Carolina. In 2019, she earned a graduate certificate in Women’s and Gender Studies at UofSC. In her spare time, Jillian curates her loose-leaf tea collection and watches far too much Masterpiece on PBS. You can connect with her on Twitter at @jmhinderliter.

Joyce Antler is the Samuel J. Lane Professor Emerita of American Jewish History and Culture and Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Brandeis University, where she chairs the American Studies department. In 2018, she published Jewish Radical Feminism, a history of Jewish women's involvement in the women's liberation movement. She is also the author of You Never Call! You Never Write!: A History of the Jewish Mother (Oxford, 2007), which won the Emily Toth Award of the Popular Culture/American Culture Association for Best Book on Women's Issues in Popular and American Culture. The book was also awarded the Sophie Brody Medal Honorable Mention Citation from the Jewish American Library Association for Outstanding Achievement in Jewish Literature. A Founding Board member of the Jewish Women's Archive, Antler also serves on the Jewish Women's Archive's Academic Advisory Council.