Epstein is a senior at Marlborough School. She has published research on the politics of "tampon tax" repeal in Thrēo, a publication of Harvard Women in Defense, Diplomacy, and Development, and the Women's Media Center. She also founded Feminists for Education, an organization that challenges gender inequities in US education.

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Rosen is a Sophomore at Marlborough School. She is an award winning MSPDP and Lincoln-Douglas debater specializing in researching political topics. She is also a winner of the 2023-24 C-Span StudentCam Honorable Mention for her short documentary on the Affordable Care Act.

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Lisa worked as a senior banker for 15 years with Citibank, BNY Mellon, PNC, and JP Morgan Chase. Lisa has also worked with organizations such as The United Way, Cystic Fibrosis, Habitat for Humanity, and Nationwide Children’s Hospital Foundation. Notably, Lisa led an effort in Cleveland, Ohio, to establish the nonprofit New Bridge Cleveland Center for Arts & Technology, a trauma-informed social and emotional learning center providing educational and career services to youth and adults.

Laura Strausfeld is the founder and Executive Director of Period Law, which partners with volunteer attorneys from around the country to advance state and federal period equity policies. We supply legal research and support to state-based advocates and national period equity organizations—and when we’ve had to, we’ve sued. We aim to end the tampon tax, increase free access to period products, and make sure period products are safe and sustainable.

Suzanne received her JD from Fordham Law and her Bachelor’s in English Literature from Barnard College. She has worked as an attorney, organizer, and legislative advocate, primarily in the tenant’s rights and menstrual equity spaces.