Bryce is a queer Mexican and Jewish-American, life-long South Floridian, as well as an aspiring physician and lawyer who wants to treat and represent marginalized people across the United States. They graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in Engineering and the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine with an M.S. in Medical Sciences. They serve patients of all ages and means as a medical assistant at a primary care practice. They proudly serve as the Technology Director at Voices of Florida Fund, while also a participant in Occupy Tally23. Bryce is also a certified Rape Crisis Advocate in the state of New York. In their free time, they enjoy running, exploring nature, snowboarding, reading about emerging science, engaging in philosophical and existential discussions, and raving about Star Wars.

Kaitlyn is a disabled, queer graphic designer, social media manager, community organizer, and reproductive justice communications specialist. Growing up in Idaho, she played a pivotal role in the fight for abortion access, working as an abortion doula and action coordinator. They are a founding member of Idaho Abortion Rights Mutual Aid, the state's largest repro collective, and serve as a dedicated volunteer Project Manager. In 2024, they were voted communications director of Florida State National Organization for Women, one of the oldest and largest feminist organizations in the U.S. They are also a member of Voices of Florida Fund and were a social media lead and organizer for Occupy Tally (2023). As a survivor of domestic and sexual violence, Kaitlyn is committed to dismantling harmful systems.