2026 keynotes announced

Zoey Luna

Zoey Luna is an actress, advocate, and trailblazer whose work has helped expand representation for transgender people in film and television. She is best known for her breakout role in the Blumhouse horror film The Craft: Legacy, where she made history as the first openly transgender Latina actress to play a transgender role in a major studio film.

Zoey began acting as a child and has since appeared in projects including the television series Pose, which celebrated LGBTQ+ culture and storytelling while bringing unprecedented visibility to trans performers. Through her work on screen and in public life, Zoey uses storytelling to challenge stereotypes and highlight the complexity, creativity, and resilience of transgender communities.

In addition to her acting career, Zoey is an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ youth. She frequently speaks about the importance of representation, community support, and the power of young people to shape a more inclusive future.

Jan Sport

Jan Sport—known simply as Jan—is a powerhouse drag performer, singer, and entertainer celebrated for her electrifying stage presence and incredible vocals. Fans first fell in love with Jan during her appearance on RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 12, and she later returned to compete on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 6, solidifying her reputation as one of the franchise’s most dynamic performers.

Originally from New York City, Jan is also a trained musical theatre performer and has appeared in the off-Broadway production of Drag: The Musical. She is a member of the acclaimed drag vocal trio Stephanie’s Child, known for their live-singing performances that blend pop, comedy, and high-energy choreography.

Beyond television and the stage, Jan has appeared on shows including The Voice, America’s Got Talent, Broad City, and Watch What Happens Live. Her online series “Jan’s Jukebox” has reached millions of viewers across platforms, showcasing her love of music and her signature mix of humor and heart.