Moritz Heidegger is an audio engineer and composer based in Vienna, Austria. He is currently working as a freelancer in a broad spectrum of fields ranging from music production, recording, mixing and mastering to sound design and film scoring, working with pretty much everything involving sound with great love for detail. He has been studying sound engineering since 2016 at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.

Judith Chetrit is a Paris-based features writer and audio documentary producer. She mostly covers labour issues and public policies. Her clients include French public radio (Radio France, France Culture…), Le Monde Diplomatique, and specialized publications such as magazines focused on social and economic issues.

Kukka Maria Ahokas is Finnish author and journalist for the culture magazine Voima. Principally, she writes reports and chronicles for the print press.  In addition to her native Finnish language, she works in Spanish, English and Swedish.  She has close ties to Peru, where she has lived on several occasions. In 2021, she works in Lima with a grant from the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, writing a non-fiction book on Gen Z political activism.

Astrig Agopian is a French-Armenian freelance journalist based between Paris and Yerevan. Born and raised in Marseille, she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a Master’s degree in Journalism and International Affairs from Sciences Po Paris. She works as a reporter and camerawoman and has been published in various media (print, radio, TV) : Agence France-Presse, Euronews, Radio Télévision Suisse,The Guardian and others.

Tessa Fox is a freelance journalist, photographer and filmmaker focusing on conflict, humanitarian affairs and human rights in the Middle East. Currently based in Beirut, Tessa primarily covers Lebanon, Syria and Iraq.

Her work can be found in Foreign Policy, The Guardian, Reuters, Al Jazeera, BBC, PRI The World, The National, The Daily Beast, The Telegraph, The Independent, Deutsche Welle, Al-Monitor, Middle East Eye, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, SBS World News and VICE, among others.

She is also the Middle East stringer for Australian Associated Press where she has interviewed Australian ISIS brides in Syria, imprisoned male ISIS members, and lack of government action on repatriation.

As a correspondent Tessa has reported from Syria, Iraq, the West Bank, Lebanon, Turkey, Australia, Myanmar, Ethiopia, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Russia and various EU countries.

She was a finalist in the Ossie Award Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma Asia Pacific Prize, 2016 for ‘Generational Trauma: Fresh Battlegrounds from a Forgotten War.'

Tessa is an intermediate level in reading, written and spoken Arabic and Turkish.

She is a member of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and Frontline Freelance Register (FFR).