Jessica Elain Blinkhorn is a successful interdisciplinary artist from Atlanta, Georgia.

Janice Buffett is 67 years old and has osteoarthritis in her knees.

Dr. Scott Crawford has a PhD in neuropsychology, the study of brain-behavior relationships.

Rachel Doud, originally from Oklahoma, moved to Birmingham in high school to join Lakeshore Foundation's women’s wheelchair basketball team.

Hasaan Hawthorne, a double amputee, is a two-time 6A wrestling state champion.

Erica Juett is a 51-year-old African American woman who had a stroke in 2016.

Born Deaf, Brent Lee is a husband, father, and baker.

Dannie Llyr (they/them) doesn’t let chronic pain from autism, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), dysautonomia or arthritis stop them from doing the things they love.

53-year-old Bob Lujano is a very skilled athlete, having competed in the Paralympics in Greece for wheelchair rugby.

Dr. Christen Mendonca, originally from Massachusetts, has a PhD in Rehab Sciences and is very interested in research around people with disabilities.

Jerry Presley was a firefighter for many years before becoming paralyzed after falling from a building.

Birmingham native Ingrid Pfau, 34, was born with cerebral palsy on the right side of her body and was diagnosed with epilepsy when she was an 18-year-old undergraduate at UAB.

Zion Redington is a 16-year-old up and coming wheelchair rugby and basketball star who was born with ectrodactyly.

Joon Reid, or “J,” is a recreation assistant and sous chef at Lakeshore Foundation as well as a left leg above-the-knee amputee.

Joey Richey was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at the age of twelve.

Karneshia Shantel is a 32-year-old woman originally from Mississippi.

Millie Slaughter became blind after having a brain aneurysm at the age of fifteen.

Emma Taylor is a recent psychology grad from Charleston, SC, who has a form of cerebral palsy called hemiplegia that affects her right arm, leg and eye. .