Liana Sananda Gillooly is a dedicated advocate for social justice, drug policy reform, and environmental protection. With a background in art curation, event production, and management roles at organizations like Greenpeace and Essential Living Foods, Liana currently serves as the Development Officer at the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). At MAPS, she focuses on raising awareness and fundraising for the Phase III FDA trials utilizing MDMA Therapy to treat PTSD, a therapy that has received Breakthrough Therapy designation from the FDA for its promising results. Liana's passion for integrating psychedelic wisdom into various industries led her to co-found non-profits like North Star and Auryn Project, promoting equitable and accessible psychedelic medicine. She is a movement builder advocating for collective liberation and actively engages with movements in tech, ecology, indigenous rights, and purpose-driven economics. Liana's diverse experiences have made her a sought-after speaker, having presented at various events, lobbied in Congress, lectured MBA students, and delivered a TEDx talk. She is also a member of the Summit and TED communities, a trained death midwife, Vipassana meditator, and immersive artist.