Currently on his 2nd year as a Graduate student at International Christian University focusing on the field of Politics for his dissertation, prior to that, he has a background in business administration major in computer applications for his bachelor's degree. His forte is in web development and research particulrly in socioeconomic impact of Artificial Intelligence. 

Andrea Luna holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Los Andes (Colombia) with additional studies in social psychology and postgraduate degree in State, Public Policy and Development from the same University. She has experience in the defense of human rights and in formulation of actions of development, specifically in issues related to the right of education, the rights of people with disabilities, the rights of children and gender equality. In Colombia, Andrea joined different government entities such as the Colombian Family Welfare Institute, where she worked for the prevention and protection of infancy, childhood, adolescence and well being of families in Colombia.

Kalika Kastein earned her Master of Science in Education from Johns Hopkins University. As a certified teacher in the state of Hawaii (U.S.A.) in both Elementary Education and Special Education, she has been teaching and working in educational organizations working towards peace and equity for over five years.

Florence Maher is a fifth-generation native of the West Coast of the United States with roots in Oregon who has called Las Vegas, Nevada home since 2004. She graduated summa cum laude from Howard University in Washington, DC in 2009, and spent the first chapter of her career representing the American people as a career diplomat with the U.S. Department of State. Her assignments took her to Mexico, Italy and Honduras. Prior to government service, she worked on international student exchange between the U.S. and East Asia in personal and professional capacities.