Sarah S. Kilborne is a writer, singer, performer and activist from upstate New York. She graduated from Yale University with a degree in Philosophy and has been a fellow at the Five College Womens Studies Research Center. Her work has been featured on The Today Show, C-Span, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the Huffington Post, Slate, The Daily Beast and more. She has appeared on TV and radio and at venues throughout the United States.

Mr. Warfield is a performing artist and activist having performed in more than 100 cities around the world. He is Assistant Professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, and Artistic Director of PeaceArt International – using arts to foster greater human understanding. PeaceArt has raised awareness of and financial support for orphans afflicted with and affected by HIV/AIDS in 8 countries. Thomas has also worked for human rights through the National Coalition Building Institute, Alternatives to Violence Program and with grassroots social projects in local communities such as AIDS patients in Thailand and LGBT youth in Idaho. His commitment to multicultural community building continues as Founder and Chairperson of the Cultural Diversity Committee at the Rochester Arts and Cultural Council and the Chair of the RIT President’s Commission on Pluralism and Inclusion.

Sarah S. Kilborne is a writer, singer, performer and activist from upstate New York. She graduated from Yale University with a degree in Philosophy and has been a fellow at the Five College Womens Studies Research Center. Her work has been featured on The Today Show, C-Span, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the Huffington Post, Slate, The Daily Beast and more. She has appeared on TV and radio and at venues throughout the United States.

Mr. Warfield is a performing artist and activist having performed in more than 100 cities around the world. He is Assistant Professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, and Artistic Director of PeaceArt International – using arts to foster greater human understanding. PeaceArt has raised awareness of and financial support for orphans afflicted with and affected by HIV/AIDS in 8 countries. Thomas has also worked for human rights through the National Coalition Building Institute, Alternatives to Violence Program and with grassroots social projects in local communities such as AIDS patients in Thailand and LGBT youth in Idaho. His commitment to multicultural community building continues as Founder and Chairperson of the Cultural Diversity Committee at the Rochester Arts and Cultural Council and the Chair of the RIT President’s Commission on Pluralism and Inclusion.