Martin Luther King III is a global human rights advocate and the eldest son of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. A champion for nonviolence and social justice, he has inspired millions, advised heads of state, and led civil rights initiatives on nearly every continent. Martin served two terms on the Fulton County Board of Commissioners before leading the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which was founded by his father. He continues his father’s legacy through his work with the Drum Major Institute, focusing on poverty, racism and militarism. He is the cohost of the award-winning My Legacy podcast.

Arndrea Waters King is president of the Drum Major Institute and a passionate advocate for social justice and equality. She organized the first National Conference on Hate Crimes and Hate Violence, partnering with over one hundred national organizations. Arndrea’s work with the Center for Democratic Renewal (formerly known as the National Anti-Klan Network) and civil rights icon Dr. C. T. Vivian, a lieutenant of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., has been instrumental in advancing civil rights. She coauthored When Hate Comes to Town: Faith-Based Edition and has written numerous articles and publications. She has spoken before mass crowds as a champion of democracy, justice and human dignity. She is the cohost of the award-winning My Legacy podcast.

Marc Kielburger is a New York Times bestselling author, Harvard graduate, Rhodes Scholar and Oxford-trained lawyer. A trailblazing movement builder who has collaborated with leaders like Oprah Winfrey and brands like Virgin Group, he has headlined more than 130 live stadium events, inspiring millions, and has received ten honorary degrees. He is the cohost of the award-winning My Legacy podcast and the cofounder of Unlimited Life, an organization dedicated to helping people live their longest, healthiest, best lives. A certified reiki master and certified health coach, Marc brings a holistic, purpose-driven approach to well-being, leadership and transformation.

Craig Kielburger is a New York Times bestselling author and social entrepreneur whose research examines what creates a life of lasting fulfillment through purpose, contribution, and legacy. He holds a doctorate in organizational development and change, a master's in human development, an MBA, and sixteen honorary doctorates. Craig is the cofounder of Legacy+, an organization that operates large-scale social impact initiatives. A recipient of the Order of Canada, the Roosevelt Freedom Medal, and the Nelson Mandela Human Rights Award, he has spent three decades building movements that have engaged millions in service and lasting impact.