Gaia Guatri is an Italian activist, writer, and video maker who graduated from the University of Sussex with a degree in anthropology and international relations. Mashal Baloch is a freelance photojournalist and documentary filmmaker from Balochistan, Pakistan.

Khadeeja Hamid is a 2010 graduate of St. Lawrence University and has served as a Contributing Editor for the Glocal Dispatches series focusing on the impact of globalization on local communities.

Alexandra Hill (she/her/hers), born and raised in Los Angeles, California, is a member of the Class of 2023 at St. Lawrence University with a triple major in English, French, and mathematics, as well as a minor in statistics. Her uncommon academic pursuits allow her to develop innovative storytelling that combines STEM and humanities.

Bridget Ireland completed her undergrad in Global Studies and Environmental Studies at St. Lawrence University, graduating in 2018. She contributed to the Weaving the Streets series while studying abroad in Jordan. Bridget's professional interests include improving environmental and ecological conditions through reduction of food insecurity and more sustainable agricultural practices.

Alexis Jablonski is passionate about taking an interdisciplinary approach to environmental education through arts and activism. Her academic interests include cultural psychology, globalization, and the African diaspora.

Connie Jenkins was a newspaper reporter and editor for more than 30 years before coming home to Northern New York. She's interested in telling the stories of "The Invisibles," i.e., the working poor, people in recovery, and anyone else set apart from the mainstream community. Contact her at conjenkins_5 [at] yahoo.com.

Cordelia Keberle (she/her/hers) is a St. Lawrence University student from Branford, Connecticut, pursuing a dual bachelor's degree in Neuroscience and Spanish.

Karni Keushgerian (she/her/hers) is a part of St. Lawrence University’s class of 2025 majoring in Global Studies and minoring in Education and Gender & Sexuality Studies. As an Armenian/Lebanese student, her interests revolve around education systems, processes of cultural preservation, diasporic groups, and social movements in Arab and Armenian communities.

Nhlakanipho Khumalo is a young Black man who lives and works in Eswatini. He graduated from Skidmore College in New York, with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management.

Nikita Krakhofer is an International Economics/Spanish and Music double major at St. Lawrence University. He contributed to the Weaving the Streets project during his semester abroad in Spain where he reported on the underground graffiti culture of Madrid.

Namarig is a Sudanese American sex positive womanist from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She went to undergrad at St. Lawrence University, where she majored in History and Government and minored in African Studies.

Torri Lonergan graduated from at St. Lawrence University with majors in Global Studies and Spanish. She contributed to the Weaving the Streets project during her time studying abroad in Costa Rica.

Fernando Luengo (@fluengoe on Twitter/X) is a Spanish economist who writes for La Marea, El Salto, and other outlets. Email: fluengoe@gmail.com.