Isabel has lived in Jackson Hole since 2005. Currently the Director of Education and Outreach at One22 Resource Center, Isabel was previously Assistant Director of the Teton County Library. In both roles, she has been involved in piloting projects and collaborations which have increased access to information, education, resources and opportunities for youth and families, immigrants, and low and moderate income individuals in Teton County. This includes co-founding the College Bound Latinas, which resulted in increased awareness, support and scholarships for first-generation college bound students in the community; Systems of Education, now a major partner in the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole's Education and Families Initiative; and the Community Leader Academy, which supported the development of several of the founding mobilizers of Voices JH. Isabel has served on the Wyoming Library Association's legislative committee and as Chair of the Grants Committee of the Wyoming Humanities/thinkWY board. The daughter of immigrants from the Philippines who originally settled in the San Francisco Bay Area, Isabel holds a B.A. from the University of California at Berkeley and an M.B.A. from Golden Gate University.

Adrian Croke grew up in New York City, primarily in lower Manhattan, surrounded by creativity and activism. Before landing in Jackson, she bopped from college in St. Paul, Minnesota to the Peace Corps in West Africa. Now, Adrian is the Director of Education and Outreach at Community Safety Network, where she raises awareness of the dynamics of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, in hopes of ushering in a world free of violence. When she takes a break, she loves to travel, eat and cook food from around the world, be near or in a body of water, or scramble around in the mountains.

Carl is an experienced nonprofit leader, impact investor and collaboration facilitator with deep ties to the communities and landscapes of the Tetons. Carl moved to Jackson in 1995 to work at Teton Science Schools and attend the graduate program there. He served as executive director of the Ogden Nature Center in Ogden, Utah, attended graduate school and then founded and ran two innovative impact investment firms (Greenbridges and Beartooth Capital) seeking conservation and community outcomes across the West, including investments in Jackson and Teton Valley, Idaho. In 2012 Carl founded LegacyWorks Group to help advance collaborative conservation and community impact initiatives in the Tetons and beyond. Carl received his BA with honors in Environmental Studies and a BA in Architectural Studies from Brown University. He received his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business where he served as the President of the Public Management Program, the student arm of Stanford’s Center for Social Innovation. lives in Santa Barbara with his wife (and collaboration facilitator and marine biologist) Carrie Kappel, their son (and guitar and ultimate frisbee player) Charlie and daughter (and aerial artist) Lily, along with a menagerie of chickens, turkeys, cats, and friends.

Kenia has been in Teton County for 15 years, but she is originally from Jalisco Mexico. Her career in finance began nearly a decade ago and she is currently the VP, Banking Manager at First Western Trust. She received her AS from CWC in Business Administration, and is currently pursuing a BA in psychology. She believes that information, inclusion, and empowerment are great tools to help our community thrive which is one of the main reasons she has joined Voices.

Lina Collado is the Director of Outreach at Teton Literacy Center and has been part of the Literacy Center for seven years, providing educational support to over 444 families every year. Her day is never the same, and she wears many hats. From program director, photographer, filmmaker, writer, designer, educator, mentor, and co-worker, among others. Born and raised in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Lina came to Jackson in 2013 to work for the Jackson Wildlife Film Festival (now Jackson Wild) and never left. In her spare time, Lina is also a freelance photographer whose work mainly focuses on photojournalism and documenting her community. She completed her BFA with a degree in Visual Communications & Graphic Design and a master’s degree in Film with a concentration in Production and Screenwriting at Columbia University School of Arts, in New York, NY. Her determination to connect, influence action, and build awareness in everything she does speaks also within her personal work as an artist creating the first fully bilingual multimedia/art exhibit in the state of Wyoming in 2019 at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Her work has also been exhibited in L’ouvre, Paris, and in Puerto Rico. Lina is part of Voices JH since its inception in 2020. She lives in Jackson with her husband, Graham, and her dog, Albóndigas (meatball in Spanish). She loves to garden, be in a hammock, and visit family in Puerto Rico.