Mental health, inclusion, harassment

Creator of the YouTube channel and the Instagram account Louise Aubery, host of the podcast “INpower”, founder of an ethical and inclusive underwear brand “Je ne sais quoi”, Louise Aubery has several strings to her bow.
A committed content creator on social networks, she does not hesitate to speak out on the subjects that are important to her, in particular women's rights. She is particularly committed to menstrual poverty with the ADSF association and tries to help women feel good about themselves on a daily basis. She is also the initiator of the #OnVeutduVrai movement on Instagram, which motivates her subscribers to free themselves from the dictates of society and to accept themselves as they are.
She is part of this new generation that works every day to change the boundaries. An entrepreneur at heart, she encourages her audience through her INpower podcast and the Girlz in Biz workshops to take the power of their lives.
Curious, gourmet, creative and ultra-positive, she also shares her daily life with her community.
Authenticity & Commitment are the key words for her speeches on social networks.

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Since the creation of RockCorps in 2005, Stephen has worked to set up social engagement platforms on six continents around the world, including 50 volunteer-only concerts, with musical artists such as Pharrell, Lady Gaga, Maroon 5, Macklemore, and Rihanna. RockCorps creates partnership programs with brands in order to bring a triple benefit, to the individual, to society and to the company.

RockCorps does not sell tickets to its concerts, but young people do win tickets by volunteering at a community event produced by RockCorps.

In November 2012, Stephen was appointed by the British Prime Minister as the founding president of the National Citizen Service, the largest youth program in the United Kingdom with over 100,000 participants per year.

Stephen was awarded a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) for services to young people as part of the honours awarded on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth's birthday in 2019.

Stephen is a board member of the Raspberry Pi Foundation and the Young Camden Foundation. He is a lecturer on social engagement at Meiji University and Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo, as well as at Bayes Business School in London.

Stephen has an MBA from UCLA Anderson. He has dual British and American citizenship, is originally from Portland, Oregon, and now lives in London with his wife and daughter.

Barbara Butch, DJ and producer from Paris, is a key figure in
the French music scene. Since the 2000s, it has distinguished itself by its
energetic and eclectic sets, combining house, disco, pop and funk. Resident
of Rosa Bonheur at the Buttes Chaumont and curator of the Winter Party at the Opera
from Montpellier, she navigates between Parisian clubs and national stages,
electrifying crowds everywhere she goes. It has ignited festivals such as
that Calvi on the Rocks, the Montreux Jazz Festival, as well as locations
emblematic such as the Philharmonie de Paris or the Théâtre du Nord in Lille.
In 2023, she released Noche Vita and her title Muy Lesbienne, two anthems from
holidays that celebrate love and freedom. Its unique style makes you dance and sing
its audience, whether on the stage of a club or in a major festival. barbara
Butch is also an activist for love and inclusion, organizing
festive and inclusive events, where everyone can be themselves without judgment.
In 2024, Barbara reached a new peak in her career by participating in
the historic event of the opening of the Paris Olympic Games. She mixes
on the Debilly footbridge, facing the Seine, in a masterful performance that
combines music, dance, drag queens and performers, celebrating inclusiveness and
freedom. Accompanied by Philippe Katerine, Barbara embodies joy, unity and
acceptance, becoming a symbol of celebration and love without borders
in this unforgettable moment.
During the lockdowns, she launched the virtual evenings L'Appartchezmoi,
bringing together more than 1000 people every Saturday evening to celebrate freedom
and joy. She also embodies popular culture by becoming the face of Jean Paul.
Gaultier and by appearing on the cover of Télérama. Member of the jury of
Drag Race on France TV,
Barbara is a true love activist who has multiple strings at her disposal.
his bow and always aim right at the heart.

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Klas Bergling is the founder of the Tim Bergling Foundation, which he created with his wife, Anki Liden, after the death of their son, Tim Bergling (Avicii), in 2018. The foundation is guided by the principle of listening to the voices of young people and works to prevent poor mental health among children and youth, as well as to provide support where it is needed. An entrepreneur by training, Klas is, and continues to be, strongly committed to addressing critical societal issues related to youth mental health and suicide prevention.