Aubreyne is a Filipina performer, producer, and creative from the NYC area working professionally in theatre, film, and audio. Aubreyne Brizette is the co-host of Pinaysphere’s Pinays Without a Pause podcast, as well as the Director of Events & Operations at GenZGirlGang. By day, she can be found working at The One Club for Creativity.
is a 23-year-old activist and strategist working at the intersections between social justice and social media. As founder of the GenZ Girl Gang and a strategist for Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, she is on a mission to advocate for sex education and reproductive justice while redefining sisterhood among women and femmes.disabled Black woman.
also known as the Financial Hype Woman, is a first-generation Filipina-American author and producer on a mission to make money “less male, less pale, and less stale.” Through her work, she educates on topics including personal finance basics and decolonizing your finances.
is a NYC-based, 23-year-old Filipina engineer, model, and Miss New York Earth USA 2021. Working as a data scientist at Etsy and a mentor for Girls Who Code, she is
a “STEMinist” who uses her voice to advocate for women
in STEM.
is a songwriter, director, and founder of the Pinays Rising scholarship program. A multifaceted talent, Ruby works as a biotech scientist, directs documentaries, and writes songs about women’s empowerment, Filipino pride, and colorism.
is an award-winning journalist and founder of Fintech is Femme, a media platform and community that elevates women and diverse fintech leaders. Through her advocacy, she aims to bridge the financial literacy gap between men and women.
is an Afro-Filipina actress, model, designer, and activist. As one of the first trans plus size models, she is paving the way towards increased community and belonging
for those who are underrepresented in
the world.
is the director and producer for Emmy-nominated series Caretakers and the author
of Horse Barbie, centering Filipino-American experiences in her creative storytelling.
is a psychologist who focuses on Filipino-American and AAPI mental health. Discussing topics such as chronic pain, body image, intuitive eating, and imposter syndrome, she is leading the charge in decolonizing mental health.
is a book coach and author of Arsenic and Adobo and Homicide and Halo-Halo. Incorporating humor with a side of murder in her writing, she explores the Filipino diaspora, queerness,
and pop culture through her work.
is an activist, scholar, and educator who is passionate
about social justice. As the “people’s professor,” she is increasing access to education beyond the confines of academia as founder of Liberating Education and the Women of Color/Non-Binary People of
Color Scholars Inclusion Project.
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