Sr. Hedwig Muse is a Kenyan and a member of the Congregation of the Little Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Gulu. She is a lawyer and holds a master of law degree and postgraduate diploma (bar course) in law from the Kenya School of Law.  She is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya.  She is also a high school teacher and has a degree in education. 

Pertenece a la Comunidad de Magdala. Es teóloga popular feminista y promotora de salud en medicina tradicional.  Se desempeña como asesora de las Comunidades Eclesiales de Base de la Región 6 en México. Forma parte del Colectivo CEREM, donde acompaña procesos con mujeres indígenas, así como de la Casa de Salud Popular. También integra la Red Tepali. Su formación abarca lectura popular de la Biblia, pastoral indígena, y medicina tradicional enfocada en la salud en manos del pueblo.

Mourine Achieng is a Kenyan-based writer interested in the intersection of culture, social life and religion. Her work explores how faith influences everyday living, especially among young people navigating modern society. She founded Chaste for Christ, a faith-based initiative encouraging Catholics to embrace chastity confidently. Through her writing and advocacy, she seeks to create a positive space where God's design for love and sexuality can be rediscovered and lived out in today's world.

Sr. Melania Nyamukuwa professed as a consecrated International Medical Association nun in 2003. She lives at St. Albert's Mission in the Diocese of Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe, and currently works at St. Albert's Mission Hospital as a family therapist. Nyamukuwa works with people who face a lot of challenges, such as poverty, suicide, gender-based violence and sexual abuse.