Brannavy Jeyasundaram is an Eelam Tamil writer with an interest in exploring diasporic memory and place-making in Toronto. Presently, she works as the Operations Officer at People For Equality and Relief in Lanka (PEARL) and a Researcher and Curator at the Toronto Ward Museum. Her writing can be found in NOW Toronto, The Jacobin, The Dance Current and Tamil Guardian.

Furqan Mohamed is a writer from Toronto, whose work centres around culture and social justice. Her writing is often inspired by her diaspora, community, and the stories that can stem from the shared human experience. She is currently an undergraduate student at the University of Toronto.

Yader Guzman is a documentary photographer based in Toronto, and he is a member of Diversify Photo. He has worked with publications such as The Globe and Mail, Macleans Magazine, and The San Francisco Chronicle, among others. Yader’s personal work has focused on issues of human rights, culture, and the exploration of his roots in his home country of Nicaragua.

Inori Roy is a journalist and recent graduate of City, University of London’s MA Investigative Journalism program. She is interested in stories that bring together complex data analysis and compelling individual experiences to illustrate social inequality. Her work has previously appeared in Unearthed, the Toronto Star, and the CBC.