2026 Creator Summit on Health and Wellness for All

Helping people feel more human through storytelling, leadership, and community. As the creator of Pop Pop, I create content that inspires millions to choose kindness, purpose, and connection online and in real life.

Brit Koch is an Indigenous content creator working at the intersection of food systems, environmental justice, and community health. She partners with advocacy organizations to turn dense policy into viral, accessible content, connecting corporate control of the food supply, land, and water to the health of the communities living with the consequences. She creates for the people policy talks about but rarely talks to.

Dr. Cambria Nwosu, DNP, RN, LNC, is a healthcare communicator, Legal Nurse Consultant, and nurse leader who translates complex healthcare policy, patient rights, and public health issues into accessible, evidence-informed content. Through her multi-platform educational work, she empowers communities to navigate healthcare, advocate for themselves, and advance health equity through informed decision-making.

Eve is a public health professional and reproductive rights advocate, creator, and co-founder of Women in America, a digital media platform reaching more than 750,000 people. With 15 years of experience in global health and reproductive rights, Eve uses storytelling and social media to make complex health, policy, and gender equity issues accessible and actionable.

Jouelzy is based out of Charlotte, North Carolina where she produces content that fosters critical discourse on state politics, political theory and African American history. She also works in the political advocacy space at the state level for a non-profit that focuses on labor and working class issues with the goal of transforming North Carolina state politics into a pro-human rights landscape.

Kody Green is a mental health advocate, speaker, and podcast host who uses his lived experience with schizophrenia to educate, inspire, and reduce stigma. With more than 2 million followers across social media, he shares honest conversations about recovery, resilience, and hope, empowering others to seek support and build meaningful, fulfilling lives.

Marsha Elle is a bionic model, actress, recording artist, and disability advocate redefining beauty and representation in fashion and entertainment. Featured in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Essence, and People, she brings authenticity, confidence, and lived experience to every project. Her work challenges stereotypes while creating space for greater visibility and opportunity for people with disabilities.

Dr. Michael H. Forde, DrPH, MSPH is a doctor of public health, educator, and content creator bridging scholarship and storytelling to uncover the untold history of Black health and medicine. With a community of over 650,000 followers, he is a Gates Millennium Scholar, Webby Award Honoree, 2-time Communicator Award Winner, 3-time Telly Award Winner, and 3-time 40 Under 40 recipient.

Natalie Lauren Sims is a designer, director, and multidisciplinary creative whose work moves across art, film, and culture. Through fine art, visual storytelling, and brand design, she uses image and narrative to imagine healthier, more connected communities. Her work has been exhibited at Christie’s London, commissioned by Ava DuVernay, and featured in Ebony, Time, and Variety.

Nathan Jun is a management consultant and content creator. For his clients, he analyzes complex data and consumer insights to craft communication strategies for some of the biggest brands in the world. As a creator he breaks down complex topics in public policy and economics helps make them digestible while guiding his audience to improve their media literacy.

After Roe was overturned in 2022, Pari co-founded Women in America to advance gender equality and reproductive rights through education, advocacy, and narrative change. Drawing on her expertise through 18 years of public health work in reproductive health and gender-based violence prevention, Pari creates content that challenges patriarchal norms and white supremacy in politics and pop culture.

Dr. Sarah G. Jamison is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician and medical content creator who combines clinical expertise with digital storytelling to combat health misinformation. Through engaging, evidence-based content, she helps audiences make informed health decisions and has collaborated with leading healthcare brands and organizations to expand health literacy at scale.

Shira Lazar is a TIME100 Creator, Emmy-nominated host, producer, and founder of What’s Trending, a media brand covering digital culture, technology, and the creator economy. She is also the co-founder of Creators 4 Mental Health, a nonprofit advancing creator well-being through research, advocacy, accessible resources, and community-building.

Steffi is a beauty, travel, lifestyle creator and model changing the way the world sees disability. Born with an extremely rare condition called Osteogenesis Imperfecta, she has spent her life challenging expectations, she has turned her experiences into a platform that reaches millions. Steffi became the first disabled Latina creator to join Sephora Squad, has partnered with several brands including Sephora, Rare Beauty, Victoria’s Secret, Aerie, and Amazon, and is currently featured in a global Disney commercial. Through her highly successful series, My Normal Is Not Your Normal, Steffichallenges perceptions of disability while creating visibility for the everyday experiences that are too often overlooked.

Dr. Varuna Srinivasan is a physician turned science communicator and health media strategist, with a public health degree from Johns Hopkins University, specializing in gender, sexuality, and health equity. Her work includes testifying regularly before the FDA to improve drug and device testing standards, providing maternal clinical care with Doctors Without Borders in rural India and serving on Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s health media team during the fall of Roe v. Wade in 2022. Currently, she is the founder of Fluid Health, a research collective exploring sex and gender differences in health care and author of the forthcoming book High Maintenance (Harper Collins, 2027). As a practicing Buddhist living in NYC with her husband and puppy, Varuna enjoys reading, thrifting antique furniture, photography, and spending time with her enormously large Indian family.