Kerri Kelly (she/her)

Kerri Kelly is a movement artist, wellness activist, and author of American Detox: The Myth of Wellness and How We Can Truly Heal. Her work lives at the intersection of healing and justice, where the body becomes a site of truth, power, and collective possibility. For over two decades, she has skillfully guided healers, activists, and change-makers in discovering their place in the movement, cultivating resilience, and expanding their capacity for courageous impact.

Kerri’s leadership is rooted in a deep knowing: our liberation and our wellbeing are bound together. Through CTZNWELL, the collective she founded, she is helping to weave inside-out people power—transforming personal awakening into political action, and organizing toward a future where everyone belongs.

Dana Balicki (she/her)

Dana Balicki is a Joshua Tree-based transformational coach and spiritual guide whose work lives at the threshold—between the personal and political, the visible and the unseen, the practical and the magical. Through her practice of “slowdown medicine,” she helps seekers remember who they are beneath the noise of dominant culture, guiding thousands through tender, luminous pathways of inner transformation. With roots in movement organizing and mystical traditions, she weaves activism, ritual, and deep presence into a practice that heals and disrupts. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Vice, Well + Good, The Numinous, The Wall Street Journal, and more. Her podcast, crying in my jacuzzi, is a sanctuary for the spiritually curious, offering soul balm for complex times.