Ashley Jacobson is a disability rights attorney living with a physical disability in the state of Michigan. Through her law firm, Jacobson Law & Advocacy, she protects the rights of clients with disabilities in workplaces, schools, courtrooms, and communities. Ashley also owns and operates Adaptive Inclusion, a nationwide disability counseling and consulting firm, utilizing her master’s degree and certification in disability counseling and assessment (CRC).

Ashley is a published writer and has served on several panels discussing disability in the workplace, adapting to disability, and disability rights. With professional expertise and empathy informed by personal experience, her mission is to empower disabled individuals and advocate for a more equal, inclusive, and accessible future.

More information about Ashley can be found at JLAPLLC.com and AdaptiveInclusion.com.

Syanne Centeno-Bloom is a trailblazing disability rights activist, political science student, and professional model who defies stereotypes and societal norms. Syanne has worked with renowned brands such as Dove, Adore Me, Meta, and Playboy all while advocating for accessibility and civil rights. Syanne currently serves as an Ambassador for Courage for America, a council of proud Americans speaking out against the extremist agenda pushed by far-right lawmakers.

Syanne's passion for change extends to her scholastic pursuits. She is working towards history and political science degrees, maintaining an impressive 3.9 GPA, and joining her college's academic society, Phi Theta Kappa. She firmly believes that making the most impact on marginalized communities requires active involvement in the political world. Her unique journey as a disabled model entering politics shatters stereotypes and societal norms, proving that she can be anything she sets her mind to.