Jamayne was born in the Houston Texas & has worked in the field of Social Work for the past 10 years. Equal fairness & equality is what lead him into his career-field of choice.Jamayne identifies as a member of the LGBTQ+ community & has been happily married to his husband since August 2014. His favorite thing to do is to indulge in family time with his kiddos, cook, listen to music, enjoy nature, & binge watch Criminal Justice television shows while eating unhealthy snacks. The motto in which he lives for is "do whatever it takes to gain your inner peace & genuine happiness.

TikTok name is: mayne.latrey1

Morgan Davis works with the Travis County District Attorney’s Office, Special Victims Unit.

Davis has worked for over 10 years in the District Courts of Travis County, specifically with the Child Protective Services program.

He is currently serving as Commissioner on the Austin City Council Human Rights Commission. Working with groups such as Equality Texas, TENT and HRC, Davis has helped to foster a safe and nurturing environment for the LGBTQIA+ community. Davis also provides special advocacy on Transgender health care critical during the current political climate and continues to work to keep medically necessary care available to everyone.

When he’s not working, Davis’ passions include reading, music, puppies, and breakfast tacos.

Rev. Crystal is a dissertation scholar through the Hispanic Theological Initiative (HTI). Her work has been largely focused on the history of Muslim-Christian relations and currently, her dissertation work explores expressions of Christian Zionism in Latin America and among Latine Protestants. Crystal is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has served on the board of the Parliament of the World’s Religions and serves as part of the immigration collaborative of the United Church of Christ. Her academic research is informed by her commitment to interfaith relationships, the rights of immigrants, and the Latine community. Crystal was born and raised in El Paso, Texas. Her mother, grandmother, aunts, and uncles immigrated to the United States from Mexico and it is their stories along with being raised on the border that has shaped her spiritual and personal identity as a scholar and minister. She resides in Texas with her partner and children.