THE AUTHORS
agaba tabitha — Ugandan freelance journalist and writer based in Kampala. Interested in issues of accountability, transparency, and inequality.
Ana Veintimilla —Ecuadorian Freelance reporter based in Quito, Ecuador interested in Human Rights, Gender Issues, and Culture. She is also an MA in Media Practice for Development and Social Change from the University of Sussex.
Andrea Peña — Chilean journalist based in Santiago de Chile. Content Director for the Radical Agency, founder and writer at Impure Magazine and Communication Director for the feminist NGO Amanda Labarca. Focused on culture, women’s rights, migration, and social justice.
Antony Lobo — Indian professor based in Karnataka. He teaches teaching audio, video, and designing software for undergraduate and postgraduate students at Christ University. Has experience working in a community radio station in 2008–2013.
Axa Pacheco — Venezuelan journalist based in Buenos Aires. Is a dedicated reader and a learner. Interested in covering culture, investigative stories, and social issues.
Chidera Rosecamille Aneke— A Nigerian broadcast journalist. Co-Produces and co-presents a health program #DarlingClinic on Darling Fm, popular in the southeast for covering all angles in health. She is a volunteer at HaceyHealthInitiative in a fight to end Female Genital Mutilation and Gender-based Violence, volunteers for #ClaimYourWaterRight a global campaign for access to safe and affordable water for all and member of the ICJF Global Reporting Health Crisis Forum.
Cinzia D'Ambrosi — Italian photojournalist based in Londo. Is an award-winning independent photojournalist and journalist. Her work focuses on state violence and it includes investigation on miners exploitation in China, hidden homelessness in the UK, and police violence against refugees. She is the founder of the Hate Hurts project and the Photojournalism Hub.
Crystal Mwangi — Student journalist and freelance writer from Nairobi/Kenya. News Editor of Daystar University’s independent online newspaper Daystar Oracle. Interested in culture and the arts; namely fashion, music, and literature.
Diego Pinheiro — Brazilian journalist based in Sao Paulo. Writes for O Prefácio, a Brazilian independent online media. Is also a music and film critic to an entertainment portal called Allmanaque. He is a journalist who doesn’t have fear to express your opinion.
Fabián Kovacic — Argentinian freelance journalist based in Buenos Aires. Correspondent for Brecha magazine (Uruguay) and teacher at the University of Buenos Aires. Environment, Human Rights, and literature are his favorite subjects.
Gabriel Toueg — Brazilian journalist and translator based in Sao Paulo. Interested in topics related to social impact, racial and social equity, communities. Amateur numismatist and map lover.
Karina Sgarbi — Brazilian journalist based in London. Five times awarded in Journalism Prizes, such as Premio Roche de Periodismo. Experience as a news reporter and a freelance journalist for Brazilian, Portuguese, and Uruguayan newsrooms.
Luciana Weyne — Award-winning Brazilian journalist based in Washington, DC. Freelance reporter and producer interested in international politics, technology, and human rights.
Mukanda Maombola — Kenyan freelance writer based in Nairobi. Has a specific interest in human stories and current affairs. Is also interested in stories around data and data governance.
Natália Scarabotto — Brazilian freelance journalist based in Rio de Janeiro. Has experience as a correspondent for Uruguay and covered the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela in 2018 for some important Brazilian media. Interested in foreign affairs, human rights, social issues, and violence.
Tristan Stewart-Robertson — Canadian working as a reporter based in and around Glasgow, Scotland, since 2003. He is particularly focused on journalism ethics, education, and change. Local/Weekly Feature Writer of the Year 2019.
