AMY HAMM

Ms. Hamm is a Vancouver-based National Post columnist, as well as a nurse who was fired for her gender critical views. She has been involved in multi-year legal battles to keep her nursing license and uphold the free speech of all Canadians. She is one of the Co-Founders of Canadian Women's Sex-Based Rights (caWsbar) which is a nonpartisan, single-issue organization which seeks to raise awareness of the erosion of women's rights in Canada in the wake of Bill C-16 in order to push for legislative changes to restore women's sex-based rights. In September 2020, she also co-sponsored a billboard that read I Love JK Rowling referring to the British author’s public defence of women’s rights.

MICHELLE RIDDLE

Ms. Riddle is an internationally acclaimed speaker trained in Occupational Therapy, Holistic Nutrition and Functional Capacity Evaluation. She worked as a Faculty Member with Vancouver Island University and as an Advisor at the University of Alberta. She is the Director of Resilient Health, and Founder of Global Alliance for Our Children's Future with over 30 years of community based pediatric experience with family system dynamics and development. The College of Occupational Therapists has opposed her attempts to offer education to families on experimental shots being provided to infants and children, forcing her to relinquish her license.