Travis Cullens is a cannabis entrepreneur, social equity advocate, and criminal justice reform activist whose life story embodies the evolving landscape of cannabis policy in America. At just 21 years old, Travis was sentenced to eight years in federal prison for a non-violent cannabis offense. Rather than allowing his incarceration to define him, he used the experience as fuel for a lifelong mission to reform the laws that impacted him and countless others.

Jimmy Romans is a cannabis clemency recipient, advocate for criminal justice reform, and returning citizen whose story has become part of the growing national conversation surrounding nonviolent cannabis incarceration and second chances. After serving decades in federal prison under a life sentence tied to a nonviolent cannabis case, Jimmy was granted clemency by President Donald J. Trump following years of advocacy efforts led by his family, supporters, clemency reform organ

Diana DiZoglio, the 23rd State Auditor of Massachusetts and one of the Commonwealth’s most outspoken voices for government transparency and accountability. Born and raised in Methuen to a single mother, DiZoglio often speaks about growing up in a working-class family and how those experiences shaped her approach to public service and advocacy for everyday people. She attended Middlesex Community College before earning her degree from Wellesley College. Before entering politic