Karen is a single mom of a 17 year old daughter. She has always been passionate about natural healing, exercise, healthy food, and clean living. In 2011, she made the switch from a 30 year long career in interactive graphics, to a career in the healing arts. She is currently a California certified Massage Therapist. She has postponed other goals in her life, in order to commit herself to actions that will result in full restoration of personal health freedoms, parental rights, a wider awareness of natural health, and a bridging of the divide that these health mandates and associated media campaigns have caused in our families, friends, schools, and communities. Recent legislation brought forth by her Senator motivated her to become a more active participant in the political process. She has now assumed a leadership role creating more strategic ways to interact successfully with our elected policy-makers.

Kathleen Miller has been an advocate for holistic, natural lifestyle since 1993, when she graduated from Life Chiropractic College West. As a practitioner, she developed health lectures on reproductive disorders, gastrointestinal dysfunction, and holistic imbalance. In 1996, Kathleen began advocating for natural, drug-free choices in birthing, and eventually chose to birth her five children at home. In 2004, she founded Holistic Homeschool Network to support families who educate their children in a balanced way, interweaving spiritual, intellectual, and physical disciplines. She regularly coordinates outreach to the elderly, the hungry and poor, and those in crisis in Los Angeles County. Currently, Kathleen manages a multi-disciplinary holistic practice, acts as head administrator at Hollywood Riviera Academy, volunteers for health and political campaigns, and continues her professional education with a focus on epigenetics and autonomic balance. Kathleen has been one of the main contributors to the success of CaliSummits and California Health Coalition.

Valerie Noble is a married mother of five and grandmother of four who is currently homeschooling her two youngest children. Having birthed her children in out-of-hospital settings, she has experienced the benefits of natural childbirth and is also a supporter of extended breastfeeding and attachment parenting. She has been an activist since 2012 participating in rallies, meeting with legislators, and attending lobby trainings. She holds a degree in leadership from Azusa Pacific University and has held many leadership positions throughout her life. Roles she has served within non-profits include volunteer, officer, and bookkeeper. Valerie also spent several years working within the healthcare industry. Her passions include God, her family, and health.

Dene Schulze-Alva graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Civil Engineering in 1998, Dene moved to California to work as an engineer. After 6 years of dealing with office politics, and sitting in a fluorescent lit cubicle all day, Dene switched careers and pursued a degree in chiropractic medicine at the Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU). It was her chiropractic education that helped her reestablish a passion for science, research, health, wellness, clinical thinking, history taking, listening to your patient, and digging deeper into identifying the source of an injury or illness. Dene has been married 13 years and is a step-mom and mom to three daughters – 23, 9 and 4. Throughout her life, Dene had absolutely NO interest in religion or politics. However, life has dramatically changed her as she now loves serving God, and fighting for everyone’s right to health freedom. Dene also has a passion for animal welfare, exercise, pursuing homeschooling, and living a simple life in her small home nestled in foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.