| Heather Colwell |
From a young age, Heather Colwell was told that she could change the world and she took that truth seriously. She didn't know how, so she decided to find out. Heather studied political science, sociology, and philosophy and getting involved anywhere she could. She wanted to learn from others who were actively trying to change the world for the better. Heather then started volunteering and interned for a major political party, worked in the Idaho house of representatives, and managed several political campaigns. Through all of these experiences, she has learned many lessons. The biggest lesson learned is that one person can make a difference and everyone should try. Heather wants to help others find out how to grow and foster change from where they are and transform their visions into a reality. |
| Crispin Gravatt |
Crispin was born in Pocatello, and grew up in various places along the Snake River. He graduated from Boise State University with degrees in Sociology, French, Gender Studies, and Economics. In 2014, Crispin was selected to represent ten states and various US territories as a human rights delegate, discussing the ways technology changes education around the world. Crispin also volunteers in his community to foster stronger relationships between business, nonprofit, neighborhood, and educational organizations. He is dedicated to ensuring that education opportunities exist for all people, regardless of any existing barrier.
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