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Vidya Venkat has worked in India for over a decade as a journalist in a reputed English newspaper and as a communications consultant in the international development sector.

Miho is originally from Okinawa Island in the Ryukyus, Japan. She is in the writing up stage of their PhD thesis, which sheds light on unspoken voices of new speakers and other people in the context of language revitalization of Ryukyuan languages through (collaborative) autoethnography and ethnography. Miho changed the original action research plan of Master/Mentor-Apprentice language learning initiative (MAI-Ryukyus.com) to autoethnography due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr Abeera Khan is a writer and educator whose knowledge production and pedagogy is concerned with the interrelatedness between empire, gender, race and sexuality.

Dan is a PhD candidate in the department of Politics and International Studies.

Hassan Ould Moctar is a Lecturer in the Anthropology of Migration at SOAS University of London.

Lucia Kula is an International Human Rights Lawyer and Lecturer in Law and Gender.

Taylor Borowetz is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS, University of London. Taylor is co-editor of Millennium: Journal of International Studies and chair of the European International Studies Association's "Concepts and Theories" section. Her doctoral research traces the concept of liberation through the Haitian Revolution and contemporary abolitionist thought. She has published on issues relating to conceptual history and memory, human rights, and the situation of early career academics in the UK.

A human rights researcher and a civic entrepreneur, Azadeh has spent the past decade contributing to the design, implementation and impact evaluation of civil society strengthening, media development, education and human rights programs for marginalized communities in the Middle East and South Asia.