Amira Karaoud is a visual journalist, audio producer and anthropologist whose work is based between the United States and Tunisia. Her work has appeared in Reuters, Reuters TV, The New York Times, Bloomberg Business, CNN, PBS, KET, CBS TV News, LEO Louisville and Al Jazeera English America.

Ana Vallejo is an interdisciplinary mixed media artist and conceptual documentary photographer from Barranquilla, Colombia, living in New York. Her work has been exhibited at festivals and venues such as Photo Vogue Festival (Milan), PhMuseum Days (Italy), Currents New Media Festival (Santa Fe, California), Month of Photography in Los Angeles, Lens Culture Emerging Talent (NY) and Foam (Amsterdam), Berlin Photo Week and Lumix festival (Germany). 

Ashima Yadava is a photographer born in New Delhi based in San Francisco, California. With the camera as her conduit, her work is grounded in documentary practice with a focus on issues of gender equality, race and social justice. She has collaborated with several NGOs over the years, including The Commonwealth Foundation, West Valley Community and Maitri. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, Mother Jones, SF Chronicle, Forbes, Telegraph, Caravan and Times of India.

Clare Perry is an American photographer currently based in Chicago. She attended the College of Charleston's Studio Art and Art History program and she graduated from the International Center of Photography's Creative Practices Certificate program. She has exhibited her work at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art in Charleston, and has worked at Gerber Scarpelli Weddings, Gruber Photo, and Firon Marketing, a digital media agency in New York.

Estefania Mitre is a former Social Media Producer/Editor for NPR who works with visual elements to amplify stories across platforms. As a journalist, Estefania topics include Latinx issues, social justice, LGBTQiA+ communities, gender and identity.

Jordana Bermúdez is a documentary photographer and photo editor from Mexico City based in New York. She graduated from the International Center of Photography Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program in 2020. Her projects focus on issues of women and gender inequality; including her latest project, Girls Can't Skate, about the community of women and non-binary skateboarders in New York. Her images have been published in The New York Times, CNN, Rolling Stone, NPR, Vice, Aint Bad and NYC Tourism and Conventions, where she currently works as a Photo Editor. 

Julia Brigasky is a freelance photo editor based in Germany.

Roshni Khatri is a photographer from New Delhi, India. She moved to New York to study documentary photography and photojournalism at the International Center of Photography on the Wall Street Journal Scholarship and a Management Fellowship in 2018. After graduating, she participated in the Eddie Adams Workshop in 2019. Her work has been published in The New York Times, NBC News, Reuters, Fotonostrum, among other publications. She has also exhibited her work at Photoville in 2020.

Violette Franchi is a French photographer and filmmaker living between Nice and Paris. In 2020, she graduated from the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism program at the International Center of Photography in New York where she received the ICP Director's Merit Fellowship and the Documentary Arts Fellowship for his project Crossroads, which questions the American dream in an urban landscape of large-scale Brooklyn housing.

Ximena Natera is a photographer and reporter from Mexico City, based in California. She has been a member of the Red de Periodistas de a Pie since 2013, a national network of journalists that trains journalists in contexts of violence in the country. She focuses her work around human rights violations, stories of resilience and collective memory processes in the region. Her work has been recognized by the Gabriel García Márquez Ibero-American Journalism Award Fundación Gabo and the Poyipics Latam.

Val Schnack is a photographer and artist based in Panama. In her work, she explores aspects of her own feminine and cultural identity from her personal experiences and Latin American background. Her project "Herself and other difficult tasks" has been published as a zine by 'Cademy. Throughout her career, she has worked with international clients such as Chanel, Jimmy Choo, and Vogue. 

Veronica Sanchis Bencomo is a Venezuelan photographer and photo editor based in New York City. In 2015, she founded Foto Féminas, an online platform to promote the works of Latin American and Caribbean women photographers. 

Wanda von Bremen is a visual artist, photographer and environmentalist from Berlin. She researches new visual communication strategies on how to transformatively address the ecological issues of our time. She has won alternative storytelling competitions and has exhibited at the International Center of Photography Museum and the Local Gallery in New York. She participated in EV_Largo's "Possible Futures" residency, as well as Estudio Abierto's artist residency in Oaxaca, Mexico, and Native's "Environmental Photography" program.