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Adele Taylor is a strategist and advocate focused on youth empowerment, digital equity, and making the internet a safer place to grow up. She leads NoFiltr, a youth-powered initiative that helps tech companies actually listen to Gen Z and build more inclusive, supportive digital spaces.

Through real partnerships (not performative ones), Adele and NoFiltr turn youth insight into action—shifting platforms from checking boxes to co-creating healthier online experiences. She’s also the founder of Adele’s Literacy Library, which has reached over 35,000 young people around the world.

Previously, Adele led digital programs at Thorn and served on The Gem Project’s leadership team. Today, she works across tech, philanthropy, and advocacy to push for digital wellbeing, youth voice, and responsible innovation.

Rena Howard is a brand storyteller and digital marketing leader with nearly a decade of experience helping brands grow online in ways that actually connect. She’s led 100+ campaigns across social platforms, driving massive audience growth through smart, data-backed storytelling.

At NoFiltr, Rena leads brand and creative marketing for youth-focused content shaped with young people—not just for them. Working closely with the NoFiltr Youth Innovation Council, her work centers on digital citizenship, wellbeing, and building safer, more supportive online spaces.

She’s partnered with platforms like Pinterest, Discord, Twitch, and Meta, and holds a degree in Public Relations and Human Rights from USC. Rena’s passion sits at the intersection of culture, community, and creating the internet Gen Z actually deserves.

Danae Mercer is an award-winning journalist, body image advocate, and the creator behind a community of over 3 million people across social media. She’s known for breaking down unrealistic beauty standards and calling out the ways media and social platforms distort how we see ourselves.

Through her viral side-by-side posts, Danae shows what’s really behind the “perfect” photos—lighting, angles, posing, and editing— and reminds young women that bodies aren’t meant to look one way. Her work has been featured by major global outlets, and she continues to empower girls and women to think critically, trust their bodies, and show up as they are.

Annabelle Jackson is a Division I lacrosse player at American University and a Business & Entertainment major with a Marketing minor at the Kogod School of Business. A Patriot League student-athlete and Academic Honor Roll honoree, she brings discipline, leadership, and a team-first mindset both on and off the field.

Annabelle is passionate about body confidence in sports. After years of comparing her body to others, she learned to embrace it for what it is — strong, capable, and powerful. She now uses her voice to encourage young women to redefine “normal” by following and celebrating athletes who reflect real, strong bodies. As a student-athlete leader, she represents the intersection of athletics, confidence, and business-driven impact.