Peyton Luke serves as the Media Specialist at First Liberty Institute where she acts as a communications liaison between the legal team and external media outlets. Peyton facilitates public relations efforts for the firm, as well as creates content that communicates to the public why religious liberty cases matter and how the situations can impact everyday people across America. Additionally, she is the producer and guest host of First Liberty Live!
Peyton is a summa cum laude graduate of Texas A&M School of Law with her Master of Legal Studies. For her undergraduate degree, Peyton earned her Bachelor of Science in Convergence Journalism/Broadcast from Oral Roberts University where she was a Honors Scholar and the Outstanding Senior of the Year within the College of Arts and Cultural Studies. She also served as ORU Student Body President and later interned at FOX News in New York City.

Ethan Watson is a Young Voices contributor and prospective law student. He holds a degree in Political Science from the University of Kansas, as well as a degree in Accounting. His commentary has appeared in RealClearPolitics, The Daily Caller, and American Thinker. He has also appeared on the David Webb Show and Point of View Radio Talk Show.

William Barclay is a political theorist and private consultant, as well as a Contributor for Young Voices.

For over a decade, William has worked together with a diverse array of international political actors, organizations, and community leaders, in order to inform policy and help successfully resolve various unique political challenges throughout Europe and North America.

Moreover, William is frequently invited to participate in emergent human rights discourse and provide his insights to the news media and international political forums, such as the UN Human Rights Council, the European Parliament, UC Berkeley, and University of Oxford.

Furthermore, William’s work has been published by a wide variety of newspapers, international organizations, and peer-reviewed journals, such as Palgrave Macmillan, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, The American Spectator, the Journal of Liberty and International Affairs, and The Times of Israel.

In addition, William is a Jew, as well as mixed-race, and, therefore, he possesses an intimate understanding of the diversity and intersectionality that are inherent to ‘identity’ and ‘experience’ in society.

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