Fadwa Kamal, a Moroccan digital expert and trainer. She is the founder of Hacks/Hackers Casablanca. She previously worked as Storylab Academy Lead in Morocco and trained hundreds of Moroccan journalists. In 2017, she was selected by the Swedish Institute as one of the most impactful Peace Hack Ambassadors in the MENA region. In 2018, Fadwa has received the prestigious scholarship Chevening for future leaders and currently doing her MSc in International Political Economy at the University of Aberdeen. She also completed Masters in Auditing and Management in 2014 and has studied Media Information literacy and Intercultural dialogue at Athabasca University.

Teresa is a Kenyan advocate and the Executive Director of FIDA Kenya, a leading female lawyer’s organization in Kenya that fearlessly promotes and protects women rights. Teresa has served FIDA Kenya for a total of 7 years. She is passionate about women and children rights and has over 15 years’ experience in family law, strategic impact litigation and self-representation. Teresa holds a Masters Degree of Law from Georgetown University Washington D.C (USA), Masters Degree in Gender and Development from University of Nairobi, LL.B University of Nairobi and Chevening fellow on gender, social development and citizenship (University College of London, UK).

Marina Calloni is is full professor in social and political philosophy at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Milan. She is coordinator of the departmental research center "EDV Italy Project", devoted to the fight against domestic violence, the first of this kind in Italy, and director of a master on "Violence against women and children: how to know and to combat the phenomenon.” From 2007 to 2013 she was a component of the Inter-ministerial Committee for Human Rights (CIDU), based at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rome. From 2007 to 2010 she was member of the management board of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights. She has collaborated with the "Parliamentary Investigation Committee on feminicide as well as on any form of gender-based violence" at the Senate of the Italian Republic for a research on the application of the Domestic Homicide Review proceeding in Italy. She is director of a project financed by the Department for Equal Opportunities - Presidency of the Council of Ministries, called UNIRE, with the aim at constituting a network of Italian as well as European universities engaged in gender issues, in collaboration with the Council of Europe.