Regina Ingabire is the Community Resilience Outreach Manager for the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management (PBEM). Her work focuses on public engagement initiatives on disaster risk awareness, community resilience, and household preparedness in historically underserved communities. Before joining PBEM, Ingabire worked with Oregon Public Health Institute as Community Engagement and Equity Manager to increase health access services to low-income communities in East Portland. She has a master's degree from Brandeis University in Sustainable International Development and Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from National University of Rwanda.

Carolina Gomez is a seasoned professional with more than 20 years of experience in property management, specializing in low-income housing. With a dedicated focus on creating affordable and secure living spaces, Gomez is a respected figure in the real estate industry, consistently delivering quality services to diverse communities. She has a profound commitment to safety, emergency management, environmental justice, and grant management and has played a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being of residents while championing safety, sustainability, and equity.

Brendon Haggerty serves as the Healthy Homes and Communities Manager at Multnomah County Health Department in Portland, Oregon. He manages a team that addresses environmental justice and health issues in Oregon's most populous county, spanning topics that include superfund site cleanup, lead poisoning, healthy housing, air quality, climate change, and the built environment. Haggerty has worked in state and local public health for 15 years and previously served as epidemiologist for the Oregon Health Authority Climate and Health program.