Karyn McCluskey leads the Community Justice Scotland team and has overall responsibility for raising awareness of the value that community justice brings to individuals and communities. She has spent 21 years working with the police and helped establish the Violence Reduction Unit in 2003 with a Public Health approach to preventing violence. Karyn has faced historic gang violence head-on, through unearthing a new and unexplored approach of tackling gang culture at the source and to swerve young people's adoption of violence.

Yong-chin Breslin is a London based professional make-up artist. Her background and degree in fashion design has followed a natural progression into editorial and creative make up. In 2022, she was crowned the winner of BBC Three's make-up focused reality show Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star, as viewers of the show were awestruck by the sheer innovation and unique perspective on make-up. Her goal is to push the restraints of commercial beauty and originate an ethical direction for cross-disciplinary brands.

David Finlay is a sustainably focused farmer who has publicly challenged the unethical and environmentally damaging standards of the current dairy industry. Surrounded by intensive, zero grazing farming systems which pay little more than lip service to the environmental and welfare crises, David Finlay and his wife Wilma set up The Ethical Dairy. Their organic farm is comprised of 340 hectares of mixed woodland, scrubs and rough grazing. With many dairy producers taking calves away from mothers minutes after birth, The Ethical Dairy is choosing a more empathetic approach, letting calves naturally wean with their mothers. David and Wilma have proved ethical farming practices and profitability can work hand in hand.

Len Pennie is a poet who writes predominantly in the Scots language. Her work focuses on human rights, the destigmatisation of mental illness and empowering survivors of abuse. She is the poet laureate for the St Andrews Society of Los Angeles, and was Scots performer of the year 2021. Len is in the process of writing her first poetry collection, and is the engagement officer for the Scots Language Centre.