Vinit lives in Berlin, weaves in and out of academia, and works on critical theories of the development of contemporary technology.
Nadine Essmat is a lawyer and photojournalist who worked in the field of human rights. She is currently involved in networks advocating against racist police violence and documenting the Palestine solidarity movement in Berlin.
Ivana Ječmenica is a native Serbian speaker, cultural worker, theatre scholar, ecofeminist, and poetic activist still based in Berlin.
Siegfred Deduro is a human rights defender, former Bayan Muna Representative, environmentalist, fair trade advocate, and a Filipino Exile in Europe.
Not in our Name is a collective of students and employees at TU Berlin upholding the liberation of Palestine as a political compass for collective justice and liberation.
Chun-Ching Su was born and raised in vibrant Taiwan. At 24, she swapped dumplings for döner and moved to Germany, armed with a Bachelor of Science in Geography from National Taiwan University and a fierce curiosity about the world. She earned a Master’s degree in Environmental Planning from TU Berlin. After years of wrestling with the German language (and bureaucracy), she proudly became a German citizen. Now, fully in her element, she channels her energy into the fight against social injustice and racism—with grit, grace, and just the right amount of sarcasm.