Jamie Rathjen is a passionate Community Health Professional and FertilityCare Practitioner dedicated to empowering women with knowledge and support for their reproductive health. As the founder and former Director of Guiding Star Cedar Valley, a nationally recognized non-profit women’s healthcare center, she has been a leading advocate for providing women-centered, holistic care. In addition, Jamie is the founder and owner of the Fiat Institute, a hormone coaching certification program designed to train the next generation of professionals in fertility awareness and hormone health. 

A true culture changer, Jamie is dedicated to illuminating the truth about the beauty and genius of the feminine body, advocating for a deeper understanding of the unique power of women’s hormones. With a deep belief in the goodness of our natural design, she continues to inspire and lead the movement for wholistic, informed women’s healthcare.

Teresa Kenney is a dedicated Women's Health Nurse Practitioner and a NaPro Technology-trained Medical Consultant, specializing in holistic, women-centered care. As a Certified Medical Consultant at Sancta Familia Medical in Omaha, NE, she works collaboratively with women to align their healthcare with the natural rhythms of their bodies, addressing the root causes of health issues rather than just masking symptoms. With a deep commitment to restoring women’s health and quality of life, Teresa is also the author of The Happy Girl's Guide to Being Whole: What You Never Knew About Your Natural Body, a newly released book that empowers women with knowledge about their bodies and natural health. She is passionate about providing comprehensive, holistic care that empowers women to take charge of their health and well-being.

With a deep passion for empowering women, Katie E. Vidmar, the creator of Elevate training,m draws upon over a decade of experience in the Pregnancy Center movement. As Executive Director of Connect Medical Clinic in Dickinson, ND, Katie guided the ministry to move locations, rebrand, and expand into sexual health and holistic women's health services. She holds a Masters of Theological Studies in Biotechnology and Ethics from the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies in Marriage and Family, and is a Billings Method Fertility Awareness Instructor. She resides in Bismark, North Dakota with her husband Jeremy and six children.

Tammy Masut, ARNP, CNM, graduated in 1997, from Oklahoma University, with academic and clinical honors. She worked in Labor and Delivery for over 19 years and finally followed her life-long dream of becoming a Certified  Nurse-Midwife in February of 2013. After graduating from  Frontier Nursing University with honors. Tammy gained experience with different populations of women from her work in Indian Health Services and as a travel nurse working across the country. She recently remarried and her and her husband have a blended family of 17 children and 22 grandchildren (and growing). Tammy has always felt a desire to work with women and  their families to help them become the best versions of themselves. She is a certified Creighton Fertility care practitioner and loves helping women learn more about their fertility and natural family planning options. Tammy  has made Tampa her home since 1999 and enjoys the beach, books, and spending time with her husband, family, and friends.

Rachael is a Colorado native (depending on your definition of native) who earned her bachelors and masters degrees in theology from Ave Maria University. Since first sharing her testimony in college, Rachael has had the privilege of hearing dozens of beautiful stories of healing from sexual addiction, and is pastorally certified in sexual addiction therapy. Rachael married her husband, Tommy, in 2021. They now live in Tampa, FL, with their two children, where they enjoy the beach (almost) as much as they enjoy the mountains. Her book, Love in Recovery, is available through Ave Maria Press.

Serena Sigillito is a writer, editor, and mother of three. She serves as the editor of Fairer Disputations and editor-at-large of Public Discourse, the journal of the Witherspoon Institute. She recently completed a Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship focusing on contemporary American women's experiences of work and motherhood.

Serena earned her Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Dallas. She then obtained her Master of Arts in English from the Catholic University of America, where she received awards for her writing and teaching.

Her writing often explores topics related to sex, gender, embodiment, work, and motherhood. In addition to her roles at Fairer Disputations and Public Discourse, Serena has contributed to various publications, including First Things, National Review, America Magazine, The American Conservative, The Federalist, Aleteia, and Verily Magazine.

Kaleigh Van Middendorp is the Executive Director of Guiding Star Siouxland, an organization dedicated to providing comprehensive support and education to women and families in the Siouxland area. She holds a degree in Social Work from Northern College.

Kaleigh's passion for women's health and education is evident in her efforts to support women through various stages of life, including fertility education, miscarriage support, and post-abortion care. She emphasizes the importance of listening to clients and providing holistic support, regardless of their choices.

Through her work, Kaleigh aims to foster a community that values and supports women's health, leading to positive outcomes such as decreased unplanned pregnancies, reduced birth trauma, and lower rates of postpartum depression.

Amy is a wife, mother and grandmother who resides in Dike, Iowa.  As the executive director at Guiding Star Cedar Valley, she desires the restoration of our feminine identity through educating and empowering women to realize the creative design of our womanhood is enough. Her personal experience motivates her to share the mission of Guiding Star. "A lifetime of choices are impacted by the knowledge we are given. As women, it is vital to our future generations to be taught the truth and beauty of the feminine and maternal genius of a woman."

Arina Grossu Agnew is a Fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism and Founder and Principal at Areté Global Consulting.  She was also a News Anchor at Shalom World News.  During the Trump Administration, Arina worked as a Senior Communications Advisor at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in the Office for Civil Rights, protecting conscience, religious freedom rights, and civil rights in healthcare. She is the former Director of the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council where she was a spokeswoman and policymaker on life and human dignity issues.  Arina is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a B.A. in Philosophy. She earned her M.S. in Bioethics from the University of Mary and an M.A. in Theology, magna cum laude, from the Dominican House of Studies. She is also certified in Health Care Ethics through the National Catholic Bioethics Center.  She lives in the Washington D.C. area with her husband and son. 

Tina began full-time pro-life work in 1999 as Project Manager for Rock for Life. While there, she put together pro-life literature, wrote for the monthly newsletter, spoke at high schools and colleges, organized events, and toured with Christian bands sharing the pro-life message from stage at hundreds of concerts and music festivals.

She has been a guest on Fox News, EWTN, Nightline, Loveline with Adam Carrola & Dr. Drew, and has been quoted in the New York Times and the Washington Post. She has also engaged in debate with Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, abortionist and founder of Women on Waves.  She has been a guest speaker at universities across the country including Harvard, Dartmouth, University of Connecticut Medical School, and Fordham University – as well as speaking at fundraising banquets for pregnancy help centers and at state and national pro-life conferences.

Tina currently resides in Fredericksburg, Virginia and serves the Pro-Life Generation as Students for Life’s Executive Vice President. This work includes managing the daily operations of SFLA as well as an ever-growing team.  When Tina started at SFLA in 2010, she helped manage a team of eleven full-time employees. Now, she helps to oversee a team of over 50 team members, the majority of whom are spread throughout the country and managed virtually!

Destiny is the founder of New Wave Feminists, a politically independent and religious agnostic feminist group that promotes consistent non-violence from the womb to the tomb, and champions fertility awareness as a reproductive right. Destiny will share what needs to happen beyond the ballot box, how to remove shame and stigma, and what it looks like to support a woman when she needs it most. In addition to her work with New Wave Feminists, Destiny is a regular op-ed contributor to The Dallas Morning News.

Mark Cavaliere is the Executive Director of Guiding Star Southwest, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing Wholistic Women's Healthcare© and support throughout various stages of womanhood, including fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, and motherhood. Under his leadership, the center offers a comprehensive range of services designed to nurture and empower women at every stage of life.

In addition to his role at Guiding Star Southwest, Mark is the Founder and Executive Director of the Southwest Coalition for Life, based in the Borderland region of El Paso, Texas, and Southern New Mexico.

His work with the coalition focuses on promoting life-affirming choices and providing support to women and families facing unexpected pregnancies.

Mark has been featured in various media outlets discussing topics related to women's healthcare and pro-life initiatives. 

Through his leadership and advocacy, Mark Cavaliere continues to make significant contributions to women's healthcare and the pro-life movement in the Southwest region.