Katarina is a Gender Equality Expert at Malmö City Council, Sweden.

Anders is a Gender Equality Expert at Malmö City Council, Sweden.

Chantal Mrimi is an author, public speaker and civil servant, bachelor in Administration Management by Abertay University, and bachelor in Politics, Philosophy and Economics by the Open University, both in Scotland. Chantal’s work experience includes working with statistics in UNHCR in order to manage and deliver on refugee’s needs, and over 400 hours of interpreting work in Swahili and Lingala for Congolese refugees in Glasgow, between 2004 and 2007. Chantal has more than 18 years of experience in developing philanthropic and charity work, and she is the founder of the Rwanda Outreach Project, and of a Sponsorship Program whereby Scottish families sponsor bright children from poor background to go to school. So far, 39 children have been educated at secondary level and 6 graduated. In 2018, she was awarded ‘Scottish Woman of the Year’ for her philanthropic work, with subsequent congratulatory motion at the Scottish Parliament.

Chantal is also a public and motivational speaker, as well as an experienced essayist and poet, and published her autobiography ‘The journey of my life from Rwanda’ in 2007.

I’m Pinky, a women’s life and business coach. I work with women across the UK and globe. I’ll help you create your killer mindset that dismiss your inner critic and puts you on the right track for professional and personal success.

Lynn Shaw is a dance artist, choreographer and mental health and arts advocate who has recently completed her MEd in Learning and Teaching in the Performing Arts (Dance), at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. During her studies Lynn founded Dancing Along the Borderline which is an organisation that aims is to raise awareness and educate others on Borderline Personality Disorder using dance, film and other art forms as the vehicle. Lynn co-created the documentary “Borderline” which explores her own experiences of BPD through the medium of dance and a series of interviews. The film has toured internationally at film festivals and used as a resource in the NHS to help other with difficulties around the condition.

Camila Cavalcante is a visual artist from the north-east coast of Brazil, currently settled in the UK. With a background in journalism, she has a varied interest in investigating the conceptual, sentimental and social perception of art. Through the use of documentary photography, her work creates a place in which the idea of ‘private’ and ‘public’ overlap and complement each other. Camila holds a Masters degree in Photojournalism from University of Westminster and was awarded two photography national prizes in her home country. She has taken part in over 30 exhibitions and three art residencies in Brazil, the US, Mexico and the UK. Camila currently works for the London School of Photography.

Francesca is an International Lawyer specializing in international criminal law and human rights. She is also an International Consultant for NGOs in Southeast Asia in the areas of international criminal law, gender, migration, and labor law. She holds a Law Degree and two LLMs in International Law (United Nations 2016, Fordham University School of Law 2018). In 2019, she starts a PhD in International law (Middlesex University London).

In the last two years, she has taken part as a speaker in over 15 conferences and roundtables talking about gender issues and international law in the United States, Asia and Europe.

Ebru Eren is a final year PhD researcher in the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Foreign Language Teaching from Hacettepe University in 2007 and a master’s degree in Women’s Studies from Istanbul University in 2016. She worked as a teacher in various public secondary schools for 10 years in Turkey. Her research interest includes feminist theory, Queer theory, feminist philosophy of science, higher education and critical pedagogy..