Kelly Adamson Danielson, a University of Puget Sound alumna and part of the first all women’s team to win the 750-mile race to Alaska.

Singer, songwriter, and recording engineer, Blakk Soul

41-year-old MMA fighter Cindy Hales at the Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts School in Redmond, Wednesday, May 4, 2016. The 41-year-old fighter last fought in 2008, and will compete again for the first time this Saturday. (Sy Bean / The Seattle Times)

WA State Senator, T’wina Nobles

Casey Roloff | Town Founder and CEO of Seabrook

Dayton Campbell-Harris | ACLU Attorney | NYC

Lestraundra Alfred saw that women of color were disenfranchised in the wellness space, so she launched an online platform, including a podcast series, tailored just for them. The result has been an extraordinary point of connection.

Raven Heavy Runner, a Native American who identifies as Two-Spirit, which is an early equivalent of LGBTQ that played a ceremonial role in some Native American tribes, Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015. Although much of the understanding of this identity has been lost due to cultural assimilation, there has been a resurgence since the 1990s. (Sy Bean / The Seattle Times)

Sara Ramey, Executive Director and Immigration Attorney for the Migrant Center for Human Rights

Alex Israel | Co-founder and CEO of Metropolis

University of Puget Sound “Change Maker” Students

Puget Sound alumnus Dan Clements is a wildlife photographer based in Everett, Wash. Clements started organizing adventure photography trips to document wildlife and landscapes from Montana to Antarctica and everywhere in between. Now 70, he shows no signs of stopping. “Who says you have to do just one thing in your life?”

Amanda Sweger | Lighting and Set Designer for Pacific Lutheran University

Through her exploration of Kathak, a centuries-old classical dance form from India, Assistant Professor Ameera Nimjee experiences South Asia’s performing arts as vibrant, cosmopolitan, and ever changing.

Sarah Carlson, former CIA Analyst working in Libya. Author of her memoir, “In the Dark of War: A CIA Officer’s Inside Account of the U.S. Evacuation from Libya.”

ABBA Night

Race and Pedagogy National Conference 2018

The Laugh Class at Harborview Medical Center, taught by Tita Begashaw. (Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)