Abby Sher is a comedian and the author of the young adult novel Kissing Snowflakes.

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Sara Sherbill writes about mental health, domestic violence, and Jewish identity. Her work has appeared in Slate, the Forward, Tablet, and Kveller. She has worked as an independent editor for the past decade after beginning her career at Alfred A. Knopf. She lives in Washington, DC.

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Kelsi Sheren is a combat veteran and artillery gunner in the Canadian military who served in Afghanistan in 2009 with the Canadian, American, and British armed forces. She was a competitive Tae Kwon Do champion from the ages of four to nineteen and holds a second-degree black belt.

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Mia Sheridan is the New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of several romance novels, including Archer's Voice, Kyland, and Stinger. Her passion is weaving love stories about people destined to be together. Mia lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her family.

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After working with human rights organizations, Sarah Sheridan worked towards a PhD at The Open University, researching the effect of secrecy on marginalized people, specifically the biological children of Roman Catholic priests. She has spoken about her research on various news programs and media outlets around the world.

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Michael Sheridan is a foreign correspondent in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. He first reported from Hong Kong and China in 1989 and later served as Far East correspondent for The Sunday Times (London) for twenty years, covering the rise of China, the handover of Hong Kong in 1997, and the city's fight for democracy.

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Dr. Dawn Harris Sherling began learning more about how food additives are wreaking havoc on our microbiomes and how eliminating them can reverse many diet-related diseases. She currently sees patients at a clinic for the underserved and teaches at the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University.

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Larry S. Sherman is a professor of neuroscience at the Oregon Health and Science University. An enthusiastic piano player since age four, he has published widely on brain development, aging, and disease, and given lectures on music and the brain throughout the world.

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Erik Sherman is a baseball historian and the New York Times bestselling author of Kings of Queens: Life beyond Baseball with the '86 Mets and Two Sides of Glory: The 1986 Boston Red Sox in Their Own Words. He is the coauthor of five other highly acclaimed baseball-themed books. Visit erikshermanbaseball.com.

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DeAnne M. Sherman Michelle's mother, is a mental health advocate, author, and educator. The Shermans draw from not only their professional roles, but also from their lived experiences as family members and friends of those with a mental illness.

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Karen Sherman is president of Akilah, a college in Rwanda providing accessible and affordable higher education for women. Prior to joining Akilah, she was the COO and led global programs at Women for Women International, an organization that enables women survivors of war to restart their lives.

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