Multimedia Journalist
Unicorn Riot

Alex Binder, a multimedia journalist who’s worked with the independent, noncommercial media organization Unicorn Riot for over six years, writes articles and creates videos about the criminalization of poverty, environmental racism, reproductive rights and abortion access, immigrant and undocumented people’s rights, and more. Alex strives to bring balance and equity to the media landscape by publishing underrepresented stories. 

Stop It At The Source’ Campaigner
350.org

Clayton Thomas-Müller is a member of the Treaty #6 based Mathias Colomb Cree Nation also known as Pukatawagan located in Northern Manitoba, Canada. Based in Winnipeg, Clayton is a senior campaign specialist with 350.org. Clayton is involved in many initiatives to support the building of an inclusive global movement for energy and climate justice. He serves on the board of the Bioneers and the Wildfire Project. He has been recognized by Yes Magazine as a Climate Hero and is featured as one of ten international human rights defenders in the National Canadian Museum for Human Rights. He has campaigned across Canada, Alaska and the lower 48 states organizing in hundreds of First Nations, Alaska Native and Native American communities to support Indigenous Peoples to defend their territories against the encroachment of the fossil fuel industry with a special focus on stopping the expansion of the Canadian tar sands and its associated pipelines. Clayton is a campaigner, award winning film director, media producer, organizer, facilitator, public speaker and best selling author on Indigenous rights and environmental & economic justice.

Documentary Filmmaker

Mark Kitchell is a renowned veteran documentary filmmaker who makes social histories of social change movements, including such beloved classics as: Berkeley in the Sixties, an Academy Award nominee; A Fierce Green Fire, a big-picture exploration of environmental activism from conservation to climate change; Evolution of Organic, which tells the story of organic agriculture; and upcoming, the first social history of cannabis, The Emerald Triangle.

CEO and Founder
Bioneers

Kenny Ausubel, CEO and founder (in 1990) of Bioneers, is an award-winning social entrepreneur, journalist, author and filmmaker. Co-founder and first CEO of the organic seed company, Seeds of Change, his film (and companion book) Hoxsey: When Healing Becomes a Crime helped influence national alternative medicine policy. He has edited several books and written four, including, most recently, Dreaming the Future: Reimagining Civilization in the Age of Nature. (bioneers.org)