Heidi is a board-certified women's and gender health nurse practitioner licensed in both North Dakota and Minnesota.

Val earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Minnesota State University Moorhead, where she graduated cum laude.

Tena is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor for the state of North Dakota.  Tena specializes in mental health issues faced by members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community and individuals in alternative lifestyles. 

Vianna's work in human services has primarily involved crisis intervention, patient/client advocacy, reproductive healthcare, and serving survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Faye has spent the last six years working to develop resources for LGBTQ+ individuals within North Dakota.

Megan is a devoted advocate for all human rights and has been an ally to the LGBTQA+, from a young age. She values moral courage and provides a safe, accepting space for everyone that walks through her door.

Michaela is a Registered Nurse who graduated from NDSU with her Bachelor's degree in Nursing and a minor in psychology. She has worked as a nurse in women's health and occupational health. She is also  a certified Cross Fit trainer.

Angie graduated with a BA in Sociology & Women's Studies. Her work in human services has involved patient/client advocacy, elder care and reproductive healthcare.

Savannah has worked in healthcare since 2009, first as a Certified Medical Assistant and now as an LPN.  She has experience in family medicine, elder care, endocrinology, and LGBTQ+ care.  Her life experiences have made her passionate about caring for others, especially those who are often ostracized by traditional systems.

​Jay (he/him) is a Peer Navigator at Canopy Medical Clinic since January 2024.  In this role, Jay works one-on-one with individuals and shares his personal experiences living with HIV. 

Taj (he/him)  is new to North Dakota, but known to the world. Taj believes we can all live freely, even amongst different cultural barriers and manage to have a life of achievements.

More to Come!