Lynn Davenport is an education researcher and advocate out of Dallas, Texas. She covers ed-tech, data mining, public-private partnerships, and lack of transparency in the educational departments and agencies charged with creating policies and performance standards in the Texas Board of Education and local ISD’s. Lynn exposes fraud and misconceptions that keep parents out of the loop and unable to protect their children, and she gives actionable insights to reverse these scenarios. Lynn is also a mother herself.

Elana Freeland is a writer, teacher, and lecturer who researches and writes on Deep State issues. She is best known for Chemtrails, HAARP, and the Full Spectrum Dominance of Planet Earth (Feral House, June 2014) and Under An Ionized Sky: From Chemtrails to Space Fence Lockdown (Feral House, February 2018). She has now finished her much awaited Geoengineered Transhumanism: How the Environment Has Been Weaponized by Chemicals, Electromagnetics, & Nanotechnology for Synthetic Biology. Elana came of age in the eye of the Sixties maelstrom. Her 4-book series Sub Rosa America: A Deep State History exposes the hidden history of America since President John F. Kennedy’s televised assassination. (An 80-page bibliography of some of what she read in order to write the series can be found at elanafreeland.com.) In 2017, she wrote the story “What Would Solon Have Done?” for the book If I Were King: Advice for President Trump, edited by Harry Blazer with an Introduction by Catherine Austin Fitts. She is still trying to escape from Olympia, Washington.

Heather Meyers is a doctor’s wife, a homeschooling dance mom to four children, an animal nursery leader, and a poop and rock farmer who is dipping her toes into regenerative agriculture. She is also a doula and teaches private music lessons in person and online having taught private music lessons for over twenty years. She chooses to teach privately to be home with her children during their formative years. Her greatest hope and goal is for her children to grow up healthy and strong. Heather holds a bachelor’s degree in Music Education K-12 from the University of Utah and studied education psychology and violin. Before attending the U of U, Heather attended Salt Lake Community College as a recipient to Scholarships in both Music Theory and Harmony and as a choir piano accompanist for their concert choir. Heather shares her personal experiences that woke her up to the possible dangers and harm vaccines may cause, as well as the deep regret, isolation and rejection mothers of vaccine injured children experience. Wanting these mothers to have a voice and feel her support that they are not alone, Heather has written a musical about one mother’s struggle with the repercussions of vaccine injury. The musical is based off of her own story and the stories of two of her friends whose children were also harmed. Heather believes the messages from this work can be a powerful catalyst to open the minds and hearts of those who have not yet listened to the message that vaccines can cause harm.

Irene Pi has nearly four decades of experience, starting with the San Francisco Aids Foundation, working with legislators across the nation to preserve liberty rights and informed consent.

Irene has helped coordinate protests at the CDC as well as our nation’s Capitol, organizing a legislative lobby day with participants traveling from across the country to meet one-on-one with Federal Representatives and Senators exclusively to discuss the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, the exploding vaccine schedule and the need for greater transparency.

Irene has a no-nonsense, friendly approach and is committed to having sensible dialog regarding this heated topic. She works at a national level with other state leaders as well as with local constituents and legislators alike to ensure Arizona exemption laws and the Parents’ Bill of Rights are never compromised.

Most recently, she was the AZ State Director of the National Vaccine Information Center, a title she held for three years, now moving on to other endeavors.

Over the past few decades, John J. Slattery’s mission has been stewardship of local plant knowledge, supporting the dynamic heritage of traditional herbal practice in the Sonoran desert region, and exploring healing through ancestral heritage. His work is a reflection of years of direct relationship with the wild plants of the American Southwest and northern Mexico, traditional knowledge shared with him by indigenous elders and healers, clinical training in herbalism and nutrition, ancestral skills, and a deep desire to reconnect people to Nature. John offers experiential educational opportunities through his annual Bioregional Herbalist Apprenticeship, and Foraging in the Sonoran Desert course. John is the owner of local businesses, including Desert Tortoise Botanicals and Desert Forager.

Dr. Russ Witte graduated with Honors in Physics from the University of Arizona (1993) and Bioengineering from Arizona State University (PhD, 2002), where he studied sensory coding and learning-induced plasticity in the mammalian brain using microelectrode arrays. Following a 5-year postdoc experience in the Biomedical Ultrasound Imaging Lab at the University of Michigan, he returned to his hometown Tucson, joining the faculty in the Dept. of Radiology at the University of Arizona in 2007. Dr. Witte is also well versed in the Constitutional methods necessary to hold our elected officials accountable.

Patrick Wood created Citizens for Free Speech for such as time as this! He’ll introduce advocates to the tools and training available to effectively amplify your voice. Citizens for Free Speech (CFFS) is dedicated to preserving free speech and enabling citizens to exercise their rights as guaranteed by the United States Constitution. Local involvement is the spirit of Free Speech in America. We believe in the role of the citizen as statesmen in their local communities, and encourage active involvement in local processes, boards and elections.