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Glen Dunzweiler has been working to address homelessness in the United States since 2010, exploring complex questions about how society responds when individuals cannot—or choose not to—succeed within existing systems. Through his concept “The Moralists,” he examines the ethical dilemmas that arise when people take direct action to solve social problems that institutions struggle to address. Dunzweiler tells these stories across multiple platforms, including documentaries, narrative films, books, podcasts, and live storytelling. His work includes the feature documentary yHomeless? and books such as Things I've Learned from the Homeless and The Moralists, which challenge audiences to rethink responsibility, entrepreneurship, and social impact.

René Marsh is a national correspondent for CNN with more than two decades of experience reporting impactful stories. After losing her two-year-old son, Blake, to brain cancer, Marsh turned to writing children’s books to help families navigate grief and emotional change. Her first book, The Miracle Workers: Boy vs. Beast, gained national attention and donated all proceeds to pediatric brain cancer research. Her newest book, The Nature of Change: Lessons of Determination, Resilience, and Hope from the Outside World, uses the story of two siblings exploring nature to teach young readers resilience, hope, and emotional growth during life’s transitions.

Lacey Cadieux-McLean is the founder and CEO of Rhubaia, a women’s professional clothing company focused on non-toxic, eco-conscious materials. Combining fashion with technology, the brand also includes an AI-powered virtual closet app designed to help women simplify their wardrobes and reduce clothing waste. With more than 15 years of experience in tech project management, Cadieux-McLean created Rhubaia to address the lack of elegant, sustainable business attire while building a global fashion-tech platform launching in more than 175 countries.