Libby Lit holds a degree in Theater Education from Bridgewater State University and a Master’s in Theater Education from Emerson College. She is the founder and Artistic Director of Unified Theater, an organization that empowers students to create inclusive, student-led productions celebrating performers of all abilities. Libby was recently named the Director of Adaptive Arts at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, where she continues her mission to make the arts accessible to all. 

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Emily Vincent is a Boston-based soprano, music educator, voice teacher, and arts administrator from Thompson, Connecticut. She holds a BA in Music and Community and Youth Studies from Clark University, as well as a Master's in Music Education from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music. Emily is a member of the private lessons, group classes, and student mentorship team at the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education, a music program for students with developmental and cognitive disabilities. 

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Emma McNamara is a writer and special educator from Hopkinton, Massachusetts. She holds a B.A. in Special Education and English, and her work has appeared in a range of small journals. Emma self-published her first full-length novel while in high school and is currently at work on her next. She is a two-time Scholastic Art & Writing Awards National Medalist, including a 2019 medal for an essay on autism misconceptions, for which she also received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition. Emma’s favorite work combines her passions for creative writing and working with students of all abilities.