Salvatore Carbone is an architect and PhD in Urban Design and Planning who was born in 1985 in Italy. He is a member of Sinistra Italiana, and fascinated by urbanity as an overwriting process shaped by interpersonal, social, and political dynamics. Salvatore views cities as living palimpsests, where space becomes a medium for collective memory, conflict, and transformation.
Katharina von Stackelberg (they/them) is a young designer interested in whimsically raising critical questions. They tend to work at the intersection between technology, feminism and design with a focus on narrative, interactive work.
Farah Maraqa is a journalist and PhD researcher specializing in the dynamics of German media's portrayal of Palestine. Her research is titled "Manufacturing Consent: The German Edition."
Cherry Adam is a photographer from Caracas, Venezuela, who has lived in Berlin since 2021.
Dr. Sascha Cornejo P. is an environmental researcher, essayist, political commentator, and analyst, and co-founder of DECOCO-Berlin.
MJ is from the UK and is currently studying for an MA in British Studies, specialising in politics and history. He writes mostly about UK politics.
Sarah Walliss is a writer and editor based in Leipzig. She grew up in rural Australia on the lands of the Wiradjuri people. She likes novels and films, in particular stories that question grand narratives by focusing on the individual.
Shitin Jamila is an activist with over a decade of experience, committed to overcoming the capitalist system which “goes over dead boides for profits”. She is active in the group Sozialismus von Unten.