Ivy is a transfeminine activist with multiple autoimmune and genetic conditions. She manages Ability Maine as well as Breath & Shadow. Her passions include organizing safe spaces and events, performing community outreach, and bringing education to those she can. She especially cares about perceptions of mental illness and the stigma around it. In her time off, Ivy can be found deep in nonfiction studies, video games, or a nap with her beautiful, ancient dog.

Katryna (Kat) Kofton is a 27-year-old adaptive sports athlete and enthusiast with a passion for adventure and helping people. She is most active in the adaptive skiing world and is a PSIA Level-1 Certified Adaptive Ski Instructor. Kat plans to start her own non-profit organization for people with rare disabilities who are seeking funding for adaptive equipment. Her goal  is to enhance the quality of life for people with rare disabilities who have limited access to other funding resources. Follow her at @themisfitsfoundation on IG or The Misfits Foundation on FB, and contact her at misfitsfoundation@gmail.com!

Mike Reynolds has been a web wrangler and writer for Ability Maine since 2009. He currently writes the majority of Ability Maine's news content. Mike's interests and the scope of his writing are wide-ranging. He profiles members of Maine's disability community, covers news items of relevance to people with disabilities, and reports on his own or others' activism for social justice in Maine or around the country. Recently, Mike's expose on UCP of Maine sparked outrage and was likely the impetus for important changes in the organization. Have a story idea, news tip, or interest in being profiled on Ability Maine? Mike can be reached at uppitycrip@gmail.com.