Jasmine is a researcher and writer that explores the political and cultural implications of technology, and how information shapes and sustains systems of influence. She is currently managing the Exposing the Invisible project at Berlin non-profit Tactical Tech, a project connecting journalists, open-source investigators and researchers to develop networks and resources that transform information into evidence.
Nancy Dakroury is a researcher and Political Science graduate with a critical approach to power, policy, and inconvenient truths. Professionally skeptical, methodologically rigorous, and allergic to empty buzzwords.
Baharan Eghbalzadeh is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist, writer, and researcher working across new media, performance, and critical writing from Iran. Her practice engages with the intersections of grief, cyberbodies, diasporic memory, and resistance, often translating lived experience into immersive installations, performances, and text-based works. Her projects explore themes such as mourning rituals in digital space, the aesthetics of protest and resistance, and the politics of displacement and belonging.
Louis Kushner is a graduate of Southeast European Studies. His interests are in exploring the complex historical layers of the Balkans, focussing on the narratives and experiences of its minorities.
Jules is a social scientist, climate researcher and activist in Berlin. They write about revolutionary struggles, from border regions to abolitionism and LGBTQ+ fights.
