An international conflict resolution expert who has served in key positions for more than three decades.

Deborah Dash Moore is the former director of the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies and a Frederick G.L. Huetwell Professor of History and Judaic Studies.

Founder/ CEO of the “Nchumbonga Lekelefac Institute of Research, Documentation, Language and Culture

Dr. Jamal Alsharif holds a PhD in Oral Maxillofacial Surgery. He is a global citizen & inspirational speaker and the founder and president of Humans for Peace Institution.

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Dr. Fraser teaches international relations for many years at the Australian National University and the University of Sidney (among others), he is an analyst, writer, and prolific lecturer.

Brigadier General Md Moazzem Hossain, BGBM (Bar), Ph.D. is an ardent student of studies related to military, security, and political affairs together with history, culture, philosophy, and archaeology. His passion for archaeology and associated research is clearly evident in his literary works that make artful convergence of multidisciplinary approaches of scholarship.

Dr. Noomane Raboudi is an islamologue-politologue. His PhD is in modern and contemporary Arabic and Islamic studies. He is a professor in the school of political science at the University of Ottawa.

Rabbi Reuben Joshua Poupko is the Rabbi of Beth Israel Beth Aaron Congregation, an Orthodox synagogue in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Founder & Executive Director of the Bangladesh Institute of Theatre Arts (BITA).

Prof. Dr. Neufeld Redekop is a world-renown scholar in Peace and Conflict Studies, he is Emeritus Professor at St. Paul University, Ottawa, Canada, where he worked since 2001.

Worldreknown in the fields of comparative religion, Hinduism, Indian philosophy and ethics, and the role of women in religion.

Douglas Farrow is Professor of Theology and Christian Thought at McGill University in Montreal. He taught formerly at King’s College London alongside his Doktorvader, the late Colin Gunton.

Isaac Goodine is a Retiree of the World Bank, and is active as a short term-consultant on-call as well a Member of the Speakers Bureau of the World Bank Group. He is a member of the World Bank Institute Alumni and remains engaged through the e-Learning program.

Joachim Ostermann, OFM, earned a Ph.D. in Biochemistry and then beame a postdoctoral fellow at the Sloan Kettering Institute in New York City.

A conflict & development analyst, Justin was a member staff of the United Nations mission in Iraq and Sudan and a former advisor to the Canadian Secretary of State.

Liz Jackson is Professor of International Education at the Education University of Hong Kong. She is also the former Director of the Comparative Education Research Centre.

Dr. Monjur Chowdhury is a math and science teacher and social entrepreneur.

A master of dialects and facial expressions, comedian Quentin Heggs has left folks rolling in the aisles for over 3 decades. "Q" has traveled around the world , opening up for such acts as Regin Philbin, Boyz II Men, Rosie O'Donnel, and Tommy Davidson. He has also warmed up studio audiences for shows featured on Comedy Central, ABC, ESPN, HBO, and the Game Show Network. This talented funny man should NOT be missed!

World reknown, Dr. Koestner conducts research on goal-setting, self-regulation and internalization processes. Broad questions of interest include: How do individuals motivate themselves to pursue valued goals? and How do they determine which goals and guidelines to internalize from their social-cultural surroundings?

Prof. Dr. Stanley Uche Anozie is a prolific writer and teaches philosophy in addressing contemporary philosophical/ethical/religious studies’ issues from a cosmopolitan and multicultural perspective.

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A fellow of the British Academy, Francis X. Clooney, S.J. is the Parkman Professor of Divinity and Professor of Comparative Theology at Harvard University.

Professor H M Jahirul Haque is presently serving at the Canadian University of Bangladesh as Vice Chancellor.

Dr. Levitan is an assistant Professor in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University. His research interests include leadership, teaching, and policy for social justice in education.

Dr. Karen Gazith received her Ph.D. from McGill University in the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology and is currently a faculty lecturer in the Department.

As a grandson of a tailor and a son of a watchmaker, Matthew Lee was brought up with the sensitivity of an artist and the skillfulness of a craftsman.

Neil Theise is a physician-scientist, anatomist, and philosopher. He is Professor of Pathology at New York University School of Medicine and attending physician at NYU Langone Health. Theise is considered a global thought leader, and has extended his work to areas of theoretical biology, defining a “post-modern biology.”

Dr. Ratna Ghosh is Distinguished James McGill Professor and Sir W.C. Macdonald Professor of Education at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She has been leading a research team at the Faculty of Education in McGill University named Preventing Extremism through Educational research (PEER).

Beside attending Harvard Medical School, Postgraduate Medical Education in Clinical research, Dr. Robert Louis (Also known as Edmond Robert Louis) is a Canadian, Resilience scholar and professor.

Susan Korah is an award-winning journalist, writer, editor, public speaker, master wordsmith, world traveler, focus on human rights, freedom of religion and expression.