Quincy "Q Major"  Wilson (they/he) is a Bahamian-American spoken word artist, cultural organizer, and the Founder and Executive Director of Conscious Art for Change, a not-for-profit organization that uses the arts to educate, connect communities, and support creative growth through expression and artist development. Rooted in community and collective vision, Quincy founded Conscious Art for Change to create space for marginalized voices to be heard, valued, and celebrated. Their leadership is shaped by years of grassroots organizing, artistic practice, and a deep commitment to healing and justice. Through collaborative programming, workshops, and public events, Quincy helps guide the organization in its mission to use creativity as a tool for connection, empowerment, and systemic change.

Doneil Sauveur aka Blackbird is a spoken word poet originally from Jamaica. She began her poetry journey at the age of 12 and continues to grow within her field exponentially. Her poetry paints a vivid picture of the world today and uses powerful and transformative rhetoric to speak to the audience. Her poetry has been heard all over the world including London, Washington, DC, New York and Florida.

Anthony McNeil is a Certified Lead EHE Peer at the Center for Multicultural Wellness and Prevention and serves as Captain of the Central Florida HIV Stigma Taskforce. He is the current Co-Chair of the Service Systems & Quality Committee of the Central Florida HIV Planning Council. In his outreach work, Anthony is dedicated to helping clients overcome barriers to care through culturally responsive support, honest conversation, and community-centered advocacy. He believes deeply in meeting people where they are—with compassion, dignity, and a commitment to walking beside them.

Outside of advocacy, Anthony performs under the name TilltheAM and is the founder of Ase Juices LLC, a wellness brand rooted in the healing power of natural ingredients and radical self-love.