Ali Mumbach is a proud Howard University graduate and former Catholic campus minister dedicated to nurturing faith, identity, and community among young adults. With experience at the intersection of pastoral care, education, and Black Catholic tradition, Ali brings both leadership and empathy to her work. She is currently completing a master’s in theology at the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University and serves as a researcher at CARA at Georgetown University.

Claudia Avila Cosnahan is the Director of Mission and Partnerships at Commonweal magazine and a pastoral consultant and speaker with over 15 years of ministry and leadership experience in Southern California. She holds a master’s degree in pastoral theology from Loyola Marymount University, specializing in U.S. Latinx and contextual theology, and has served in a wide range of pastoral roles including youth and young adult ministry, RCIA, and spiritual formation. Claudia is also a published writer and a frequent interviewer on The Commonweal Podcast.

Connor Hartigan is pursuing a Master of Arts in International Relations at Johns Hopkins SAIS, focusing on governance, politics, and society. A 2024 Georgetown graduate and former O’Hare Fellow at America Media, he brings interests in Catholic faith, social justice, and global public life. He hopes to work in public service, advocacy, or media to advance peace and human dignity worldwide

Director of Campaigns and Integrated Marketing at Ignatian Solidarity Network. Kim (Miller) Coleman joined the Ignatian Solidarity Network staff in August 2011. After graduating from Gonzaga University with her degree in marketing and broadcast studies, Kim spent two years serving in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.