Julie Meyers is a speaker and a writer who believes the smallest moments can rewrite us. Her work began with a quiet interruption in her home—so slight it should have dissolved into the day. Instead, it unfolded into a story shared in media outlets in both Germany and the United States, not because it was dramatic, but because it revealed something essential: kindness still exists, often quietly, often without recognition, and often in the hands of people who simply choose to care.

Her writing and speaking are shaped by years spent in philanthropy, university advancement, and the foundation world, where she has helped organizations grow and communities thrive. At the heart of her work is a conviction that memory has value only when it leads us toward connection, compassion, and meaningful action. She invites audiences to see history as a living call—one that asks each of us to become the kind of person who makes a difference now.

Flat Stanley is the internationally mailed, occasionally laminated ambassador of classroom creativity. Since 1964, he’s been helping students learn about the world one envelope at a time — proving that you don’t need to be three‑dimensional to make a big impact.