Ce Rosenow (born Cecilia L. Rosenow, May 28, 1967, Tacoma, Washington, U.S.A.), educator, academic, writer, and haiku poet. She has served as president of the Haiku Society of America, editor of Northwest Literary Forum, publisher of Mountains and Rivers Press, senior editor of Juxtapositions: the Journal of Haiku Research and Scholarship, lead organizer of the Haiku North America 1997 conference, and coorganizer of several other haiku conferences and meetings. She publishes her haiku and related forms widely in publications in the U.S.A. and abroad, including journals and anthologies, books and chapbooks of haiku, book reviews, and articles. Rosenow is the author of the Haikupedia article “Lorraine Ellis Harr." She resides in Eugene, Oregon.

Margaret Chula (born October 10, 1947, Brattleboro, Vermont, U.S.A.), free verse, tanka, haibun, and haiku poet. With her husband John Hall, she founded Katsura Press, publishing full-length collections of haiku and haibun from 1993 through 2013. Since 1993 she has been a regular presenter or panelist at both Haiku North America and Haiku Society of America local, national, and international events. In 1997 she was selected as a delegate to the joint Haiku International Association/Haiku Society of America conference in Tokyo and coorganized the Haiku North America Conference in Portland, Oregon. Chula has contributed articles to Modern Haiku and the HSA Educational Resources web page. Her books Grinding My Ink and Shadow Lines (linked haibun with Rich Youmans) received HSA Merit Book Awards, and One Leaf Detaches was a 2019 Touchstone Distinguished Book Award winner. Having lived in Kyoto for twelve years, she now resides in Portland, Oregon.

Margaret McGee (born April 23, 1951, Mansfield, Ohio, U.S.A.), book author, technical writer, teacher, and haiku poet. Author of Haiku—The Sacred Art, a primer for writing haiku as a spiritual practice. Won the 2018 Porad Haiku Award. Resides in Port Townsend, Washington.