Teachers

Social Imagineer who operates as a catalyst for social change, dedicated to creating networks of care and livable futures. They work as an artist, facilitator, consultant and curator across the realms of embodied social justice, grief, pleasure and drug policy.

Chao works at the intersection of history, digitisation and public education. She uses digital technologies to unearth previously hidden or suppressed historical narratives.

Special Advisor on Africa Mradi Innovation at Mozilla Foundation. She is an expert on the intersection of digital technology and gender. Her work draws on principles of feminism in assessing digital technology.

Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University's HCI Institute, former collaborator for Google's Responsible AI Human Centered Technology UX team, and director of the Equity and Health Innovations Design Research Lab.

As director of Nawi – the Afrifem Macroeconomics Collective, Crystal works with African feminists and organizations on analysing, influencing and reimagining macro level economic policies and narratives.

Dimah co-creates grass-root holistic solutions for the collective liberation of people of indigenous ancestry. She is Chair of the Cultural Heritage Sub-committee of the International Civil Society Working Group for the United Nations.

Professor of Critical Race, Media, and Educational Studies at Columbia University. His work critically examines how quantification technologies influence sociopolitical systems and perpetuate racial and societal disparities.

Executive director and founder of Black Women Radicals, and creator of The School for Black Feminist Politics (SBFP).