Anee Muskan is a Pakistani journalist, physiotherapist and minority rights advocate who writes on religious minorities and social issues in Pakistan. She blends journalism and advocacy to document the experiences, struggles and contributions of Pakistan's religious minorities.

Isaura Rodríguez es comunicadora y periodista venezolana. Trabajó en los diarios La Columna, La Verdad y Panorama, y en la oficina de prensa del Ministerio de Petróleo de Venezuela. También se desempeñó en una consultora de comunicación y en el equipo de comunicación digital de la Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros de Argentina. Se ha formado en comunicación política y literatura y discurso político.

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Sr. Cecilia Phetpanomporn is a Presentation Sister from the Australian Society, entering at age 27 after being invited by a sister working in Thailand. She finished high school and attended university in Perth, Australia, and then taught home economics at a boarding school until she was sent to the Philippines to study counseling. She returned to work with Filipino immigrants in Australia before being called home to Thailand where she now retired after ministering in parishes and detention centers.