Jason Tseng has devoted his professional and personal life to empowering ordinary people to make extraordinary change. Splitting his time between serving the arts and queer communities of color, he has worked for organizations like Theatre Communications Group, Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), Fractured Atlas, and currently serves on the steering committee and chair emeritus of GAPIMNY, the second oldest queer Asian community organization in the nation. Before moving to New York, he grew up outside Washington, D.C., in Maryland and graduated from the University of Richmond studying Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies and Theatre. In his spare time, Jason creates plays, stories, comics, and illustrations (usually about queer people and people of color). He now lives in Long Island City with his husband and their rabbit, Turnip Cake.

Casimiro shares community amongst other queer radical activists who share a passion for raising concsiousness through meticulous planning, research, and grassroots resistance. Casimiro's activist heart resides in the dorm halls, classrooms, and chapels of Christian colleges and universities who perpetuate anti-LGBTQ and race-based discrimination. He is excited to use his background in community organizing as well as his research background to help Soulforce determine the most strategic and innovative steps towards sabotaging Christian supremacy.