Nina Frey is a Berlin-based German anthropologist and activist with a regional focus on Nicaragua and Latin America in general. Her personal and professional interest range from international development policies and state building to intersectional feminism and human rights.
Roser Garí Pérez is an animal and human rights activist and researcher based in Berlin. She has written and given talks about antispeciesism and lately reports on Germany's disproportionate reaction to the solidarity with Palestine movement.
Jara Nassar is a German-Lebanese-US-American writer and performer based in Berlin. She writes on topics of belonging, decolonial narratives, and queer futures as well as the resilient present.
Candice Breitz is a South African artist who has been based in Berlin since 2002. Her moving image installations and photographs have been shown in museums worldwide. She has been a professor at the HBK Braunschweig (Braunschweig University of Art) since 2007.
Photo: Till Cremer
Johanna Rothe is a writer, activist and parent at home in Berlin, originally from Austria. She involves herself in the Free Palestine movement, psychiatric survivor organizing and Mad Studies. Her website can be found at https://entisolieren.de. She once graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz with a PhD in History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies, and she currently holds a job in the psychosocial sector.
Daniel Bax writes for the taz about interior and foreign poilice in Germany, the Left Party and the new "Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht" (BSW). His published books include "Angst im Abendland" (2015) about anti-Muslim racism was published. and “Die Volksverführer. Warum Rechtspopulisten so erfolgreich sind.” (2018)
