Stephen C. Richards, PhD, is a professor of criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. In 1983, he was convicted of conspiracy to distribute marijuana. Richards was sentenced to nine years and served time in nine federal prisons. Released from federal prison in 1987, he completed his MA and PhD in sociology.

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Jake Richards has practiced Appalachian folk magic for almost a decade and teaches classes on the subject in Jonesborough, Tennessee, where he owns Little Chicago Conjure, a supplier of Appalachian folk magic supplies and ingredients.

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Akilah S. Richards is a public speaker and the founder of Raising Free People Network, a social enterprise focused on resolving the ways that unexamined experiences with bias and oppression disrupt families' and organizations' capacity to sustain cultures of belonging.

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E. Randolph Richards is Research Professor of New Testament in the School of Ministry at Palm Beach Atlantic University. His many books include Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes, Rediscovering Jesus, Rediscovering Paul, The Story of Israel, and Paul and First-Century Letter Writing.

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Julian Richards is a professor of politics and security studies at the University of Buckingham, director of its Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies, and Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. He is an expert on political violence in Pakistan and intelligence. He is the author of four books.

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Western Heritage Award and three-time Spur Award winner Dusty Richards authored over 100 acclaimed westerns. An inductee of the Arkansas Writers Hall of Fame, Dusty was also the recipient of the Will Rogers Medallion Award for Western Fiction and was honored by the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2009.

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Dr. James B. Richards accepted Christ and answered the call to ministry in 1972. Jim's extensive experience in working with substance abuse, codependency, and other social/emotional issues has led him to pioneer effective, creative, Bible-based approaches to ministry that meet the needs of today's world.

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A qualified archivist, Anthony Richards has contributed to many publications and media projects based on personal written testimony of the two world wars, including articles for the Telegraph newspaper, the Royal Mail stamp yearbook, and the ITV series The Great War: The People's Story.

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Julian D. Richards is professor of archaeology at the University of York. He is codirector of the Tents to Towns project, exploring the transition from Viking raiding to trading. Julian is the author of Viking Age England, now in its third edition, and The Vikings: A Very Short Introduction.

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Neil Richards is one of the world's leading experts in privacy law, information law, and freedom of expression. He holds the Koch Distinguished Professorship at Washington University School of Law, where he co-directs the Cordell Institute for Policy in Medicine & Law. He is the author of Intellectual Privacy.

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Theodore Richards is the founder of Wisdom Projects, a national organization dedicated to reimagining education and community. He has taught in numerous settings, from a rural adult literacy program in Zimbabwe to youth in Harlem and Chicago. He is an adjunct professor of philosophy with the Odyssey Project.

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Douglas E. Richards has written numerous feature articles for the award-winning magazine National Geographic KIDS and is the author of the Prometheus Project series, the first title of which—Trapped—is listed as recommended literature by the California Department of Education.

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