Carrie is a 10x National Champion boxer, a former Captain of Team USA Boxing, and Coach of US Youth & Junior 2015 World Championships. Carrie served proudly in the US Army attached to the WCAP Boxing Program. After tearing her ACL, she made the transition to coaching. Carrie is now the owner of Corner Boxing Club in Boulder, CO. She is an experienced Coach with a demonstrated history of working in the sports industry. Carrie is skilled in coaching, athletic training, fitness training, athletics, and public speaking. She’s a strong community and social services professional with a degree in Sports Medicine, a Fellow of Applied Functional Science, & Massage Therapist, and Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist.

Kevin is of Puerto Rican heritage. He had a Latin upbringing and had to adapt to life in the US (Kentucky). He relied on two different communities as a youth: his family, and the village of people around him teaching him English and new norms of American society. In college, Kevin realized that some communities accept you for who you are, and some can only accept you if you are exactly like them. Through those experiences, he learned so much about adapting and loving himself enough to stand as an individual. “Communicating through conflict is essential to making strong bonds, intentionality is the only way to make community happen, quantity AND quality is key, crucial conversations, and forgiveness…” Today, as a church leader, he is building his own community.

Following the loss of his only son Tariq in 1995 to a senseless, gang-related murder, Azim chose the path of forgiveness and compassion and decided to take action for societal transformation rather than revenge and bitterness. This choice led to the establishment of the Tariq Khamisa Foundation, now in its 22nd year, and the subsequent forgiveness movement which has reached millions. Azim is hailed by dignitaries such as the Dalai Lama, Former President Bill Clinton, and Al Gore, and carries his inspirational message of forgiveness, peace, and hope into a world in desperate need of each.

Wisdom graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a B.A. in Communication and a certificate in Leadership Studies. He taught and was awarded the 2015 Sue Lehmann Teaching & Learning Award through Teach for America. In 2016, Wisdom co-founded the HadaNõu Collective while working as a Diversity & Equity fellow with RISE-Colorado to design equity workshops for students, families, and educators. He was a 2017 Camelback Ventures Fellow and winner of the 2017 TFA Social Innovation Award. Wisdom currently serves as Executive Director of Empower Community High School, an innovative student-led high school grounded in Transformative Resistance. Wisdom’s strengths are community-driven leadership and remix pedagogy. He has lectured at Harvard, CU Boulder, and Naropa University.