When my daughter came out in January 2022, I dedicated myself to making the world a safer place for our LGBTQIA+ youth and adults. I am proud to continue that journey as a member of PFLAG and an employee of the Stanwood-Camano School District. I currently serve on the Board of Directors for Freedom Park, a member of the Stanwood-Camano School District Equity Team, founder of Stanwood-Camano Pride, and I like goats.

Asia is the office manager at the Community Resource Center of Stanwood Camano and cares immensely about building community and making sure others feel safe in their community. Asia loves spending time with her husband and two dogs, traveling, hiking, foraging, cooking and singing.

Lei Wiley-Mydske (she/they) is a gendervague/nonbinary autistic and otherwise neurodivergent writer, activist, artist and parent of a transgender daughter. They are the director of the Ed Wiley Autism Acceptance Library, founder of the neurodiversity library movement and Community Outreach and Communications Coordinator at Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network. Lei owns a tattoo shop in Stanwood, WA with their husband and partners. In their spare time, they enjoy spending time with family, gardening, tattoos, collecting plants, infodumping about neurodiversity and disability justice and doing nerd stuff.

Alicia Lavery-Mullins (she/her) lives with her wife and two kids on Camano Island. She is an advocate for safe spaces—especially for youth. When she is not working, parenting, reading, or podcasting, you can probably see her on a local hiking trail with her dog, Ollie.

Doug is the Teen Development Director at the Stanwood-Camano YMCA and is passionate about uplifting, supporting, and creating safe spaces for our youth. A proud husband and father of 3, when not working with his crew at the Y he is probably either making something, playing guitar, watching cartoons or at a soccer game.