Tommaso D'Alfonso is a 24-year-old political science graduate from the University of Rome La Sapienza. Tommaso focuses on two of the most pressing issues of the 21st century: environmental sustainability and conflict resolution; he is dedicated to contributing to a more sustainable and peaceful future for all.
Bruno Galvão is a journalist and specialist in political science with a Master of Data Science for Public Policy. Bruno researches on science and technology development and writes from a Latin American perspective.
Nabil Zaqout is a computer engineer, father of three, and survivor currently living in Khan Younis, Gaza. He used to build websites. Now he's trying to build a future. He still remembers what his children's laughter sounds like when they're not scared.
Dr. Sankha Maji teaches English at Raghunathpur College, India. He completed his PhD at Kazi Nazrul University with a dissertation titled Literature of Insurgency: Investigating the Aporias of the Postcolonial State in the Non-Fictional Writings of Arundhati Roy.
A founding member of the Postcolonial Studies Association of the Global South (PSAGS), his research interests include postcolonial and subaltern studies, human rights, secularism, xenophobia, memory, and global solidarity. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Asian Review of Books, Postcolonial Studies, Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, The Journal of Global South Studies, South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, The Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies, and Memory Studies.
Ivan Uzunski is a university student currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations alongside a Master’s degree in Law. His academic and personal interests lie at the intersection of political theory, philosophy, European history, children’s rights, and social justice. Ivan seeks to connect theoretical and historical perspectives with contemporary debates.
Liliana Cofalka is a freelance writer and editor whose work focuses on political economy and social movements. For the left Berlin she writes about housing justice and critiques Germany’s repression against Palestine solidarity.