Progress Movement

Once a factory worker turned folk singer, Stephen Chapman became a national icon with his fiery anthems of working-class resistance, channeling his working-class roots and raw energy into a movement demanding radical change.

A former high-flying financier who walked away from a seven-figure bonus over ethical concerns, Audrey Green now wields her wealth and sharp intellect to dismantle corrupt systems with charm and relentless persuasion.

After climbing the corporate ladder in finance, Harriet Livingston traded spreadsheets for street protests, using her sharp wit and charisma to rally disillusioned millennials behind her vision of a more just economy.

A former media mogul turned unconventional firebrand, Christopher Phillips leveraged his celebrity status and sharp political instincts to champion bold reforms with a rebellious, youthful energy.

A passionate political activist dedicated to making a difference.

A nationally beloved media personality turned political firebrand, Audrey Stafford leveraged her public platform to expose systemic inequities before channeling her analytical mind and loyal devotion into reshaping policy through sheer force of will.

Richard Warren rose to fame as a fiery youth activist before leveraging his media savvy and ruthless pragmatism into a national spotlight, where his radical advocacy for sweeping change has made him both a polarizing figure and a political kingmaker.

A once-shy academic prodigy turned fiery orator, she rose through party ranks by dismantling opponents' arguments with razor-sharp policy analysis before captivating audiences with her impassioned speeches.