Irving Weisdorf is Founder and President of The Mozuud Freedom Foundation, President of Speakers Action Group. He is a successful Toronto businessman who counts among his employees, Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Jews and atheists, who are ethnic Chinese, Africans, Filipinos, Tamils, Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Hungarians, Czechs, Cubans and East Indians. Mr. Weisdorf like many Canadians of all races and religions is concerned about the infiltration of the Muslim Brotherhood in Canada.

Major (Ret’d) Russ Cooper has retired from military service as a decorated combat CF18 fighter pilot and from civil aviation as an international airliner pilot. He is published internationally in the field of civil aviation security and currently writes on related subjects while operating his own avionics flight test and certification company.

David is an internationally-known ethicist and teacher. As a corporate responsibility professional, and president of EthicScan Canada, he has served many public and private sector clients. He serves in community leadership roles for Canadians For The Rule of Law, the Muslim-Jewish Dialogue, IsraelAA.ca(the Israel Activist Alliance of Canada), Canadian Friends of Tazpit, and StopSponsoringHatred.com.

Raheel Raza, a leading global voice against Radical extremism, is President of The Council for Muslims Facing Tomorrow, founding member of The Muslim Reform Movement, author of the book Their Jihad – Not My Jihad, award winning journalist, public speaker, and advocate for human rights, gender equality and dignity in diversity.

Madeline Weld is retired from Health Canada. She is president of Population Institute Canada, which advocates sustainable populations and support for international family planning, and a co-editor of Humanist Perspectives.

Valerie Price is the Director
of ACT! For Canada, which is comprised of a group of Canadians from many religious and ethnic communities who have long concerned themselves with issues of Canadian rights and unity. Many have long histories as human rights advocates and all believe in freedom of expression and the equality rights of all Canadians.

Social worker in the NGO sector, working primarily with people who have physical disabilities, and in administration and advocacy in the sector. Chair of Kulanu Canada, member of Stop Sponsoring Hatred, the Muslim-Jewish Dialogue, and other grass roots organizations.

Teresa Reinhart is an IT consultant in the non-profit sector, specializing in Business Intelligence, with a focus on Education, Healthcare, Affordable Housing and Homelessness. ​Teresa is a frequent volunteer and supporter of charitable organizations and community-based initiatives​ intended​ to improve the lives of those in need.