Christina is consultant for Dalit women and minority-led initiatives focusing on social justice, self-determination, and collaborative models of scholarship. She is the co-founder of #dalithistorymonth.

Nivedita has over 16 years of experience in all aspects of corporate and commercial law. Currently, partner at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, she has been widely recognized for her expertise in Corporate M&A and Private Equity, including by the Asia Law Leading Lawyers, Chambers Asia, IFLR 1000 and Legal 500 Asia Pacific.

Urvashi is an author with over 35 years of experience in feminist and independent publishing. CEO of Zubaan Books, her long involvement with the women's movement in India makes Urvashi an important voice in global feminism.

Neetika is a lawyer with a master's degree in Women's Studies. She works on criminal justice issues in India including sexual violence, death penalty and sentencing in criminal law. She is currently with Project 39A at National Law University, Delhi.

Gunjan has 20+ years of experience in broadcast news where he led groundbreaking political and lifestyle shows. He now navigates the tech-app landscape to solve problems faced by Indians via visual tech and feminists globally. He is co-founder of the successful startup, Idea Chakki.

Carmela is a media strategist & tactician. She volunteered for AudioviSol and MultimediaSyntagma before becoming an editor of GlobalRevolutionTV. She's the founder of Nabermedya.

Sanjana is a feminist, activist, and writer based in Sydney, Australia. She graduated from IIM, Bangalore.

Adeola is a Nigerian-Greek feminist who is passionate about holistic healing. The founder of ‘Distinguished Diva’ a platform for underrepresented women of African descent in the global media, Adeola has a Masters of Science in Public Health from Birmingham City University. She has worked as a radio producer, program facilitator, model, fashion editor and creative director for various European institutions.

Ruchita is an independent psychologist with a speciality in traumatic stress and violence recovery. An intersectional feminist by nature, her approach is to politicise mental health, integrate identity politics, encourage the destigmatisation of mental health in South Asian communities and aid the discussion of cross cultural issues from a psychoeducational lens.

Mounia is a French-Algerian blogger on www.lechatglouton.com. A muslim feminist and an antiracist activist, Mounia has a management engineer degree and a MBA in digital marketing. She writes about activism, economy, politics, work-management and social issues.