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Layla Doman is currently an information technology professional in Washington, DC who has a passion for education and personal finances. Having completed the course work at Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies for Certified Financial Planner, Ms. Doman fulfills her passion by volunteering as a financial literacy trainer in her local non-profit community. She educates and empowers others to effectively manage their personal finances by helping them set achievable financial goals and purposefully plan their spending. Ms. Doman hopes to bring an engaging fiscally responsible focus to the overall mission of Sun Gate by helping Survivors gain valuable education without incurring excessive debt.

Dan Brook is an attorney, currently serving as a Counsel for the Board of Veteran’s Appeals (BVA) in Washington D.C. Before working for the BVA, he served as a patients’ rights attorney with the Mental Health Advocacy Project in San Jose, California. He became involved in the anti-trafficking movement in 2005, after joining the DC Stop Modern Slavery Group (DC SMS), a local anti-trafficking community group. He has served in many roles for DC SMS, including as advocacy team leader, assistant organizer for the DC Stop Modern Slavery Walk and coordinator of a Survivors’ Advisory Committee for the Walk. His experiences have made him realize how critical it is to understand Survivor perspectives, to foster Survivor opportunities and to encourage Survivor leadership.