Shelly holds an MA in Gender Studies from Bar-Ilan University, and has been working and volunteering in gender equality and women empowerment through the social sector for the past decade.

With fifteen years of experience in sales and marketing in the business sector, for the past decade she is managing volunteering projects through corporate responsibility programs (CR).

In addition to her role as head of the Forum for Young Women's NGO's, Shelly volunteers in the Sexual Assault Crisis Center in Tel Aviv, facilitates workshops about preventing sexual violence and lectures about sexual harassment in the workplace. Shelly is an activist, a feminist and a mother of two daughters. 

Michal holds a bachelor's degree in communication disorders from Tel Aviv University and a master's degree in informatics from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Michal manages the "Pniniot" program, leads the field of children, youth and young people at risk, as well as a member of the strategic planning, development and control team at the Toronto Foundation. In the past, she was on the founding team of the 'Beterem' organization for child safety and in her most recent position there she served as a board member and director of the Research and Development Division.

Carmit is an activist, social entrepreneur and a mother of three boys. In 2012 she founded the Haifa Women's Courtyard, where she currently directs the field of access to rights for young women and girls.  Previously she was the director of the Haifa Elem branch. Carmit is also a member of the "Haifa City for All" Lead Team - who promotes gender equality policy along with the Haifa Municipality administration. In her private practice she is accompanying and coaching women to claim their social rights and to open small businesses. Carmit is currently a student for Master's degree in Public Policy and Administration at The Open University .

Roee holds a Master in Social work, and is a graduate of the Psychoanalytic Organizational Counseling and Development program. . Roee is a winner of the "Recanati, Cop, Rashi" award for initiating and developing the "Diurit" housing model for young women at risk together with Tali Maor. He's the former head of "Beit Ariel" hostel for teenage girls at risk in Jerusalem, and is the current head of therapy field in "Otot" non-profit.

Shiran has a bachelor's and master's degree in law from the Hebrew University Faculty of Law, as well as master's degree from UCL, with specialization in human rights. She wrote her doctoral dissertation at the Hebrew University on the subject: The right to participation and care proceedings in youth court.

Shiran has been leading the Clinic for the Rights of Adolescents and Young adults at risk since 2008 at the Clinical Legal Education Center, Hebrew University. The clinic operates by several levels of rights-promotion: individual representation, precedent cases, education and the promotion of rights for youth and young adults at risk, and makes their voices heard before courts, Knesset committees, government ministries and more.

Jessica holds an MA in social work from Tel Aviv University specializing in dynamic therapy. she has 10 years of experience working with girls and young women at risk, Over the years she has worked in gender-sensitive frameworks and promotes this practice. in the past 3 year she is leading the department for girls and young women at risk including Warm homes for girls at risk and young women at risk such as "ADI" and "HALEV".

Asefu Ora holds a BA in Economics and Education from Bar Ilan University. She managed Leumit's medical center in Rehovot for ten years, and later was a project manager in a translation company. Nowadays Asefu Ora is the head of the medical education field in Fidel NGO.