Danielle Davis is a kids’ book author, teacher, editor, collaborator, and producer (for all kinds of community and artistic endeavors) in Los Angeles. For her—and she hopes for all those who create or care for young people—children’s well-being is at the heart of all she does. 

Hanami Sutton is a designer, artist, collaborator, and founding partner of LA-based creative agency Made by Super.  She believes basic human rights for every child should be intrinsic in all societies, to give every child the opportunity to thrive and grow to their full potential.

Matheus Mendes is a legal researcher from Brazil specializing in international children’s rights. His work focuses on the right to read as a fundamental children’s right, as well as the broader rights to education and freedom of expression for children. His thesis on the children’s right to read was recognized with the prestigious Jaap Doek Children’s Rights Thesis Prize.

Warren Binford is an internationally recognized children’s rights scholar and advocate who is the inaugural holder of the W.H. Lea Endowed Chair for Justice in Pediatric Law, Policy, and Ethics at the University of Colorado.

She serves on both the law and medical school faculties at the university, and is a core faculty member in the Center for Bioethics and the Humanities. She is also the Director of Law, Policy, and Ethics at the Kempe Center on the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect.

Kate Rowe is a writer and editor specializing in children’s books, cookbooks, food, and gardening. She loves reading with and writing for kids and volunteering in her local school library. At The Picture Book Cook,  she pairs picture book recommendations with kitchen and garden adventures. She is thrilled to be supporting the important work of The Rights of Every Child campaign.