Ariel Clark, JD (she/they) is an Odawa Anishinaabe attorney working in
collaborative spaces of (re)emergence. She is co-producing a series and related resource library on legal frameworks and ethics through the Psychedelic Bar Association (an organization she co-founded). Ariel advises business organizations, non-profits, government agencies, tribes, practitioners, and providers regarding cannabis and other plant medicines and psychedelics.

Dr. Jamila Hokanson (she/her) is a psychiatrist working with individuals benefiting from a holistic mental health healing approach. She also conducts research in psychedelic assisted psychotherapy and ketamine assisted psychotherapy for OCD, depression, and PTSD. Dr. Hokanson is an Assistant Professor at Yale University Department of Psychiatry where she is the Director of Operations for the Yale Program for Psychedelic Studies and the Yale Enact Research Group.

Moana Meadow, MDiv (she/her) serves as Program Staff Director at the Berkeley Psychedelic Facilitation Certificate Program, where she has overseen curriculum development for the past three years. Meadow is trained as an interfaith chaplain and was ordained in 2010 through the Chaplaincy Institute. She has worked as a hospice chaplain and birth doula, and supported hundreds of individuals and groups through psychedelic experiences.

Rachel Kline (she/her) is a Senior Program Associate with DoSER. She earned her undergraduate degree in Brain and Cognitive Sciences from MIT and her Master’s in Pharmacology from Boston University. Drawn by her long-time love of science, Rachel joined AAAS in 2017 as Assistant Editor for the journal Science Robotics. Now with DoSER, Rachel is thrilled to advance science and serve society by building relationships between scientists and faith-based communities.