2024
annual
report
2024
annual
report
TNI envisages an equitable, democratic and peaceful world in which all life may flourish.
OUR MISSION
TNI’s mission is to serve as a knowledge resource for progressive social movements.
OUR GOALS
TNI’s external goals for 2021–2025 are:
Our internal goals are to remain:
OUR GOALS
TNI’s external goals
for 2021–2025 are:
Construct:
Well-researched proposals meaningfully contribute to an elaboration of viable pathways to transformative change.
Communicate:
Narratives popularising proposals for transformative change prove high impact.
Catalyse:
Strong, united and intersectional social movements constitute a growing counter-power advocating for transformative pathways.
Our internal goals
are to remain:
a relevant and effective think tank for progressive social movements.
an effective, sustainable and caring organisation.
TNI’S 2024 IN NUMBERS
Social Media Reach
+43%
TNI’s ideas reached 4.3 million people on social media in 2024.
• 1.3 million people reached on Twitter
• 600,000 people reached on TikTok and millions more through reposts of our Ignite! Videos
• 1.4 million people on Instagram
• 1 million people on YouTube (up 3461.5% from 2023)
Top Outputs
250,000
‘Partners in Crime’ reached 250,000 people on social media.
Our 50th IGNITE! Festival video with Jason Hickel reached 1 million people on Instagram and 650,000 people on YouTube
Publications
132
TNI launched 132 publications, including translations into 6 other languages
Newsletter
33,288
Subscriptions to TNI’s eNewsletters grew 4% to 33,288 subscribers in 2024
Website Views
1,144,041
Website views up 24% from 2023
Academic Citations
6,817
TNI staff and fellows were cited 6,817 times in academic publications
Events
70
TNI co-organised 70 events attended by 5,525 people and spoke at an additional 123 events reaching 8,253 people.
Dialogue with policy makers
37
TNI was in dialogue with policy makers from 37 countries and 12 international institutions
Media
130
TNI was mentioned in over 130 media stories (up 46%), reaching an estimated audience of 100 million in 2024 in national and global news outlets alone.
This included stories in:
Al Jazeera, Euronews, The Hindu (India), the Irawaddy (Myanmar), BBC Indonesia, Mail and Guardian and News 24 (South Africa), The Sunday Times (UK), Inquirer (Philippines), Infobae, El Diario (Spain), Le Monde (France), El Spectador (Colombia), El Universal (Mexico), Uganda Radio Network, The New Republic (USA) and many more… plus more than 60 interviews and opinion pieces.
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2024
For 50 years, TNI has effectively worked to construct, communicate and catalyse transformative change. In 2024, together with activists, scholars and movements across the globe, we showed the world what transformative change looks like and how to get there.
Our powerful evidence-based narrative on energy democracy is taking root in every corner of the globe. We are successfully illuminating public pathways to a more sustainable, just future, and bringing down the barriers that stand in the way. With our work on green colonialism, green capitalism and green industrial policy, we are deepening awareness of – and resistance to – a possible green energy transition that is devoid of justice, and driven by dispossession, marginalisation, and exploitation of people and resources.
Thanks to our long-term efforts, more and more countries are rejecting investment protection (ISDS) and the Energy Charter Treaty, the archetype of the fossil fuel-based, neoliberal trade and investment regime. With the 2024 Entebbe Declaration, TNI and allies offered a concrete vision of a trade and investment system designed for planet and people.
In the face of rising militarisation and conflict worldwide, we are growing a strong, intersectional global movement to preserve the possibility of neutrality, peace and harmony – in Europe, Palestine, Myanmar and around the world. We are building bridges and making crucial connections between siloed issues, such as militarisation and the climate emergency, genocide in Palestine and dependence of fossil fuels. TNI is supporting a wide range of actors to strengthen knowledge and develop shared strategies to counter capitalist power in the digital age, including joint advocacy for a fair digital trade system and a human-centred approach to AI.
In 2024, we brought together TNI friends and family to celebrate and reflect on fifty years of activism and achievements, and consider the future that lies ahead. The challenges of the current moment are undeniable, yet we know that solidarity and internationalism is the source of greater power. TNI will continue to connect and strengthen progressive social movements united around a common vision of a more equitable, democratic and peaceful world. We look forward to another half-century of putting ideas into movement.
Who We Work With
Movements
TNI works in support of, and as part of, progressive social movements in developing a relevant and useful research and advocacy agenda. We work with a broad range of organizations including trade unions, organizations of small-scale farmers and fishers, environmental and feminist networks, and numerous issue-specific advocacy groups – both directly and within intersectional coalitions. We help to make links wherever possible and, in so doing, contribute to building powerful transnationally-connected movements for change.
Activist-Scholars
TNI strives to be a useful think tank for social movements. We work with activist-scholars to provide movements with the tools necessary to understand and take on the forces of wealth, power and control; analyses of developments that help movements stay one step ahead; and evidence-based argumentation. Activist-scholars can also serve as influential and visionary public intellectuals, and provide persuasive expertise in engagements with policy-makers and in the media. TNI also sees merit in building new generations of critical and radical intellectuals dedicated to serving the public good, providing a strong body of knowledge on which they can draw and build, and seeing knowledge production itself as a site of struggle.
Policy Makers
From local to international levels, and across the political spectrum, TNI provides civil servants and elected representatives with information and analysis on a wide-range of themes. We do this, for example, through co-convening informal policy dialogues, presentations to parliamentary committees, or side events at UN meetings. Wherever possible we work with allies. We want to ensure a seat at the table for those being advocated for.
Media
TNI works with media to amplify the struggles of movements, to give visibility to progressive innovations, and to provide a critical perspective on the issues of the moment. This includes press outreach, active social media engagement as well as partnerships with progressive media platforms.
BOARD REPORT
FINANCES
TNI is committed to the principles of independence, transparency, and accountability. TNI’s financial reporting was rated 5 stars for ‘excellence’ by the Transparify initiative.
What
we spent our grant income on
Where
we get our money
For a full breakdown of expenditures per donor see FUNDING AGREEMENTS ACTIVE IN 2024 below.
Income
over the last 5 years
Financial result
The result in 2024 was Euro € 235,704 derived from interest, foreign exchange gains, donations, consultancies, and administration fees on fiscally sponsored projects. The 2024 result is added to TNI’s reserves, which therefore, now stands at Euro € 1,839,180. This constitutes 68% of the goal set by the Board of one year’s fixed operational costs or a survival rate of 248.2 days, representing a 2% drop on the previous year, largely due to higher personnel costs in 2024. The formula used in the Reserves Policy is: liquid reserves/fixed operational costs x 365 days. Liquid reserves are approximately 95% of the amount listed as reserves in our annual accounts, with the remaining 5% requiring the Institute to sell its building. The ratio of current assets to short-term liabilities remains healthy at 158%.
Financial statements
Source: TNI Audited Financial Accounts 2024
TNI TEAM
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Fiona Dove (Executive Director)
Pietje Vervest (Programmes)
Denis Burke (Communications)
John Kerseboom (Personnel)
COMMUNICATIONS
Ana Maria Ocampo (Trainee)
Aritri Dutta (Trainee)
Daria Gorshenina (Trainee)
Denis Burke (Coordinator)
Hilde van der Pas (Senior Communications Officer)
Jorrit Stoker (Web Officer)
Melissa Koutouzis (Communications Officer)
Mercedes Camps (Spanish translator, USA)
Niels Jongerius (Dutch movements)
Shaun Matsheza (Communications Officer)
FUNDRAISING
Jess Graham (Community Builder)
Twyla Jenner (Fundraising Coordinator)
OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION
Albi Janssen (ICT)
Abby Taylor (Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning)
John Kerseboom (Personnel Officer/Building Manager)
Katja Gertman (Bookkeeping Assistant)
Misrak Alayu (Office Coordinator)
Rin Stellingwerf (ICT)
Susana Sanz (ICT)
OVERALL PROGRAMMES COORDINATOR
Pietje Vervest
PROGRAMME COORDINATORS
Ernestien Jensema/Tom Kramer (Myanmar)
Katie Sandwell (Real Utopias)
Martin Jelsma (Drugs & Democracy)
Niamh Ni Bhriain (War & Pacification)
Nick Buxton (Knowledge Hub)
Sol Trumbo Vila (Frontiers of Capital)
PROGRAMME TEAM
Tom Blickman
Brid Brennan
Carsten Pederson
Daniel Chavez
Gonzalo Berrón
Hamza Hamouchene
Jenny Franco
Josephine Solanki
Juliana Rodrigues de Senna
Lavinia Steinfort
Lucía Barcéna
Luciana Ghiotto
Pien Metaal
Rachmi Hertanti
Rowan Mataram
Sara Murawski
Sofia Scassera
Sylvia Kay
INTERNS
Laura Miegel (Freie Universität Berlin)
Sonia Irvine (New School, New York)
Taufiq Faruque (Leiden University)
VOLUNTEERS
Cecilia Peláez (Communications support)
Fons Broersen (Handyman)
Gemma Rameckers (Gardener)
Jerry van den Berge (Programme support)
Nicholas Santiago Martinez Rivera (Programme support)
Susan Medeiros (Front Office)
Our Associates & Research Fellows
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TNI COLLABORATIONS IN 2024
TNI gratefully acknowledges the time, labour and expertise of everyone who helped make 2024 such a productive one – whether that was writing, speaking, editing, illustrating, designing, translating, interpreting, organising, strategising, advising or playing a support role. Apologies in advance to anyone who was inadvertently omitted. Some have been deliberately omitted for security reasons, but you know who you are and have all our appreciation and admiration.
Aafke Steenhuis, Netherlands
Abdelatif Adebibe, Morocco
Abir Abazeed, South Africa
Abir Kopty, Germany
Aderonke Ige, UK/Nigeria
Ahdaf Soueif, Egypt
Ahilan Kadirgamar, Sri Lanka
Ahlem Selmi, Tunisia
Alex de Jong, Netherlands
Ali Amouzai, Morocco
Ali Aznague, Morocco
Alirio Uribe, Colombia
Alison Spedding Pallet, Bolivia
Amr Khairy, Egypt
Anđela Janković, Serbia
Andrew Feinstein, England
Andrew Metheven, UK
Andy Rutherford, UK
Angela Serrano Zapata, Colombia
Ann Fordham, Netherlands
Anthony Barnett, UK
Arianne van Buren, USA
Arie Kurniawaty, Indonesia
Armstrong Mudzengerere, Netherlands
Arnau Quinquillà, Spain
Ashley Dawson, USA
Asmaa Ashraf, UK
Asmaa Mohammad Amin, Jordan
Baba Aye, Nigeria
Barbara Adams, USA
Barry Gills, Finland
Bart-Jaap Verbeek, Netherlands
Bas Coenegracht, Netherlands
Benjamin Cunningham, Spain
Benny Kuruvilla, Colombia
Bethaney Copsey, Netherlands
Bill Bruty, UK
Bill Fletcher, Jr., USA
Boaventura Monjane, South Africa
Bodo Steiner, Finland
Brian Ashley, South Africa
Bridget Anderson, UK
Candelaria Araoz, Argentina
Carlos Correa, Swizerland
Cecilia Rikap, UK
Charif Adardak, Morocco
Charlise Tomaselli, Ireland
Chris Jones, UK
Chris Smalls, USA
Clémence Dubois, France
Clemmie James, UK
Cody Swift, USA
Cora Weiss, USA
Corazon Faber, Philippines
Corinna Mullin, USA
Cory Doctorow, USA
Daniel Díaz Fuentes, Spain
Daniel Uribe, Switzerland
Danilo Urrea, Uruguay
Davis McCoy, Malaysia
Deborah Burton, UK
Deborah Eade, England
Deborah James, USA
Deepti Barthur, India
Dick Nichols, Spain
Dieter Plehwe, Germany
Dirk Holemans, Belgium
Dottie Guerrero, UK
Ekaitz Cancela, Spain
Elia El Khazen, Lebanon
Eliana Carolina Carrillo Rodríguez, Colombia
Emanuel Musuyu, Democratic Republic of Congo
Emily Molinari, USA
Emily Walmsley, UK
Evan Clayburg, USA
Fabian Flues, Germany
Fadhel Kaboub, Kenya
Farooq Tariq, Pakistan
Felix Anderl, Germany
Fernando Hernandez, Netherlands
Fourate Chahal El Rekaby, Lebanon
Frederico Alagna, Italy
Georgia Nash, UK
Ghada Karmi, UK
Ghassen Ben Khlifa, Tunisia
Gianni Tognoni, Italy
Gisselle Vila Benites, US
Glauber Sezerino, France
Grace Mtonga, Zambia
Graciela Touze, Argentina
Greek Zweni, South Africa
Guido Jelsma, Netherlands
Guillermo Garat, Uruguay
Gurumurthy Kasinathan, India
Guus Geurts, Netherlands
Gz. MeeNilankco Theiventhran, Sri Lanka
Hakima Abbas, Ghana
Hamza Lakhal, Morocco
Hanny van Geel, Netherlands
Hao Zhang, Netherlands
Hermann von Hatzfeldt, Germany
Ho-Chih Lin, UK
Hugo Cabieses Cubas, Peru
Husnain Jamil Faridi, Pakistan
Ilyes Ben Ammar, Tunisia
Itayosara Rojas, Colombia
Ivan Gonzalez, Uruguay
Izzy Langley, England
Jae Pasari, USA
James Angel, England
James Goodman, Australia
James Schneider, UK
Jan Joost Theunissen, Netherlands
Jane Kilpatrick, England
Jane Nalunga, Uganda
Janosch Sbeih, Germany
Jason Hickel, Spain
Javier Echaide, Argentina
Jawad Moustakbal, Belgium /Morocco
Jayati Ghosh, USA
Jean Baylock, Belgium
Jerrol Thompson, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Jille Belisario, Netherlands
Joanna Allan, UK
Joe Murray, Ireland
Joel Rocamora, Philippines
Johanna Bozuwa, USA
John Feffer, USA
John Walsh, USA
Jojo Singh, Netherlands
Jon Cracknel, UK
Jordi Calvo Rufanges, Spain
Joseph Purugganan, Philippines
Josua Mata, Philippines
Joyeeta Gupta, Netherlands
Juan Tortosa, Swizerland
Judith Clifton, Spain
Kamil Mahdi, UK
Karen Paalman, Netherlands
Karin Nansen, Uruguay
Karina Batthyány, Uruguay
Katerina Anastasiou, Italy
Katie Martin, Ireland
Katrin Geyer, UK
Kennedy Manduna, South Africa
Kenneth Haar, Denmark
Khem Rogaly, UK
Kim Atkinson, Netherlands
Kirtana Chandrasekaran, UK
Kribsoo Diallo, Egypt
Kris Vanslambrouck, Belgium
Kristina Irion, Netherlands
Ksennia Kagarlitsky, Montenegro
Laëtitia Sédou, Belgium
Lala Peñaranda, USA
Laura Basu, Netherlands
Laura Stegemann, Scotland
Lauren Paremoer, South Africa
Leah Sullivan, Ireland
Leandro Monk, Argentina
Leonardo Figueroa Helland, USA
Leonardo van den Burg, Netherlands
Lilia Tatiana Roa Avendano, Colombia
Lora Verheecke, Belgium
Madhuresh Kumar, France
Maggi Leung, Netherlands
Manal Shqair, UK
Manoela Carneiro Roland, Brazil
Marcela Alemandi, Argentina
Marcela Olivera, Bolivia
Marcos Arruda, Brazil
Margarida Silva, Netherlands
Maria Fernanda Pampin, Argentina
Maria Lohman, Bolivia
Mariana Gkliati, The Netherlands
Marija Bartl, Netherlands
Marius Troost, Netherlands
Mark Akkerman, Netherlands
Martha Robbins, Canada
Marthin Hadiwinata, Indonesia
Martin Drago, Uruguay
Martin Smith, UK
Marwa Fatafta, Germany
Mary Ann Manahan, Philippines
Matt Rota, USA
Max Rooyackers, Netherlands
Maxime Combes, France
Maxine Bezuidenhout, South Africa
Meena Jagganath, USA
Mehyar Deep, Syria
Mercia Andrews, South Africa
Michael Reckordt, Germany
Michelle Benzing, Germany
Michelle Tylicki, Portugal
Miguel Urban, Spain
Mizue Aizeki, USA
Mohamed Gad, Egybt
Mohammed Elnaiem, UK
Mona Sabella, Ireland
Mónica Vargas Collazos, Spain
Mustapha Jouili, Tunisia
Nana Darkoa Sekiyamah, Ghana
Nandini Chami, India
Naseegh Jaffer, South Africa
Natalia Lobo, Brazil
Naureen Shameem, Canada
Nessim Achouche, Belgium
Nga Duong, Vietnam
Nick Dearden, UK
Nicoletta Dentico, Italy
Nimer Sultany, UK
Nonoi Hacbang, Netherlands
Nuria del Viso, Spain
Olaf Tolk, Netherlands
Olisias Gultom, Indonesia
Olivier Hoedeman, Belgium
Olivier Petitjean, France
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, USA
Oscar Machaca Condori, Bolivia
Ozzi Warwick, Trinidad and Tobago
Pablo Cymmerman, Argentina
Pablo Fajardo, Ecuador
Paige Shipman, Netherlands
Paola Ricuarte, Mexico
Parminder Jeet Singh, India
Pascoe Sabido, UK
Patrick Bigger, USA
Patrick Bond, South Africa
Paul de Clerck, Belgium
Paula Satizábal, Germany
Pedro Arenas Garcia, Colombia
Pedro Villardi, Brazil
Peter Weiss, USA
Petra Molnar, US
Petra Snelders, Netherllands
Philasande Mahlakata, South Africa
Pia Garavaglia, Argentina
Pius Ginting, Indonesia
Prathiwi Putri, Germany
Raffaella Bolini, Italy
Ralf Brandenstein, Estonia
Razaz Al Basheir, South Africa
Ricardo Soberón Garrido, Peru
Ricardo Vargas Mesa, Colombia
Richard Kozul-Wright, Switzerland
Roberto Bissio, France
Rodrigo Fernandez, Netherlands
Roland Kulke, Belgium
Romain Descottes, Netherlands
Ronnie Hall, UK
Ruth Hall, South Africa
Sadet Karabulut, Netherlands
Sai Englert, Belgium
Sai Sam Kham, Netherlands
Saker El Nour, France
Saleh Hijazi, UK
Salvador Klarwein, Spain
Samantha Hargreaves, South Africa
Sandra Bermudez, Colombia
Saul Vicente, Mexico
Sean Conner, Germany
Sean Conner, Germany
Sean Kenji Starrs, Canada
Sean Sweeney, USA
Shahd Hammouri, UK
Shalmali Guttal, Thailand
Shayda Naficy, USA
Shishani, Netherlands
Simona Fraudaorio, Italy
Siraj Ali, UK
Sofia Monsalve, Germany
Sofía Monsalve Suárez, Germany
Soledad Vogliano, Argentina
Solene Lavigne Delville, France
Sophie Bloemen, Netherlands
Sopiko Japaridze, Georgia
Soraya Mentoor, South Africa
Stefano Prato, Italy
Steve Keen, UK
Steve Rolf, UK
Stuart Parkinson, UK
Sushovan Dar, India
Tasneem Essop, South Africa
Tatiana Roa Avendaño, Colombia
Teun Dominicus, Netherlands
Thaer Ali Deeb, Syria
Tijmen Grooten, Nederland
Timothy Mitchell, USA
Tina Ebro, Philippines
Tjalling Postma, Netherlands
Tobita Chow, USA
Tom Kruse, USA
Tony Salvador, Philippines
Tope Folarin, USA
Ulises Mejias, USA
Vahini Naidu, Switzerland
Vera Weghmann, UK
Vernor Munoz, Costa Rica
Vijay Kolinjivadi, Canada
Wade Davis, Canada
Wendela De Vries, Netherlands
Wilfred D’costa, India
Will Gibbens, Germany
Willem Heuperman, Netherlands
Yoke Ling, Malaysia
Zdravka Dimitrova, Italy
Zhang Sheng, USA
Zoe Brent, France
Aafke Steenhuis, Netherlands
Abdelatif Adebibe, Morocco
Abir Abazeed, South Africa
Abir Kopty, Germany
Aderonke Ige, UK/Nigeria
Ahdaf Soueif, Egypt
Ahilan Kadirgamar, Sri Lanka
Ahlem Selmi, Tunisia
Alex de Jong, Netherlands
Ali Amouzai, Morocco
Ali Aznague, Morocco
Alirio Uribe, Colombia
Alison Spedding Pallet, Bolivia
Amr Khairy, Egypt
Anđela Janković, Serbia
Andrew Feinstein, England
Andrew Metheven, UK
Andy Rutherford, UK
Angela Serrano Zapata, Colombia
Ann Fordham, Netherlands
Anthony Barnett, UK
Arianne van Buren, USA
Arie Kurniawaty, Indonesia
Armstrong Mudzengerere, Netherlands
Arnau Quinquillà, Spain
Ashley Dawson, USA
Asmaa Ashraf, UK
Asmaa Mohammad Amin, Jordan
Baba Aye, Nigeria
Barbara Adams, USA
Barry Gills, Finland
Bart-Jaap Verbeek, Netherlands
Bas Coenegracht, Netherlands
Benjamin Cunningham, Spain
Benny Kuruvilla, Colombia
Bethaney Copsey, Netherlands
Bill Bruty, UK
Bill Fletcher, Jr., USA
Boaventura Monjane, South Africa
Bodo Steiner, Finland
Brian Ashley, South Africa
Bridget Anderson, UK
Candelaria Araoz, Argentina
Carlos Correa, Swizerland
Cecilia Rikap, UK
Charif Adardak, Morocco
Charlise Tomaselli, Ireland
Chris Jones, UK
Chris Smalls, USA
Clémence Dubois, France
Clemmie James, UK
Cody Swift, USA
Cora Weiss, USA
Corazon Faber, Philippines
Corinna Mullin, USA
Cory Doctorow, USA
Daniel Díaz Fuentes, Spain
Daniel Uribe, Switzerland
Danilo Urrea, Uruguay
Davis McCoy, Malaysia
Deborah Burton, UK
Deborah Eade, England
Deborah James, USA
Deepti Barthur, India
Dick Nichols, Spain
Dieter Plehwe, Germany
Dirk Holemans, Belgium
Dottie Guerrero, UK
Ekaitz Cancela, Spain
Elia El Khazen, Lebanon
Eliana Carolina Carrillo Rodríguez, Colombia
Emanuel Musuyu, Democratic Republic of Congo
Emily Molinari, USA
Emily Walmsley, UK
Evan Clayburg, USA
Fabian Flues, Germany
Fadhel Kaboub, Kenya
Farooq Tariq, Pakistan
Felix Anderl, Germany
Fernando Hernandez, Netherlands
Fourate Chahal El Rekaby, Lebanon
Frederico Alagna, Italy
Georgia Nash, UK
Ghada Karmi, UK
Ghassen Ben Khlifa, Tunisia
Gianni Tognoni, Italy
Gisselle Vila Benites, US
Glauber Sezerino, France
Grace Mtonga, Zambia
Graciela Touze, Argentina
Greek Zweni, South Africa
Guido Jelsma, Netherlands
Guillermo Garat, Uruguay
Gurumurthy Kasinathan, India
Guus Geurts, Netherlands
Gz. MeeNilankco Theiventhran, Sri Lanka
Hakima Abbas, Ghana
Hamza Lakhal, Morocco
Hanny van Geel, Netherlands
Hao Zhang, Netherlands
Hermann von Hatzfeldt, Germany
Ho-Chih Lin, UK
Hugo Cabieses Cubas, Peru
Husnain Jamil Faridi, Pakistan
Ilyes Ben Ammar, Tunisia
Itayosara Rojas, Colombia
Ivan Gonzalez, Uruguay
Izzy Langley, England
Jae Pasari, USA
James Angel, England
James Goodman, Australia
James Schneider, UK
Jan Joost Theunissen, Netherlands
Jane Kilpatrick, England
Jane Nalunga, Uganda
Janosch Sbeih, Germany
Jason Hickel, Spain
Javier Echaide, Argentina
Jawad Moustakbal, Belgium /Morocco
Jayati Ghosh, USA
Jean Baylock, Belgium
Jerrol Thompson, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Jille Belisario, Netherlands
Joanna Allan, UK
Joe Murray, Ireland
Joel Rocamora, Philippines
Johanna Bozuwa, USA
John Feffer, USA
John Walsh, USA
Jojo Singh, Netherlands
Jon Cracknel, UK
Jordi Calvo Rufanges, Spain
Joseph Purugganan, Philippines
Josua Mata, Philippines
Joyeeta Gupta, Netherlands
Juan Tortosa, Swizerland
Judith Clifton, Spain
Kamil Mahdi, UK
Karen Paalman, Netherlands
Karin Nansen, Uruguay
Karina Batthyány, Uruguay
Katerina Anastasiou, Italy
Katie Martin, Ireland
Katrin Geyer, UK
Kennedy Manduna, South Africa
Kenneth Haar, Denmark
Khem Rogaly, UK
Kim Atkinson, Netherlands
Kirtana Chandrasekaran, UK
Kribsoo Diallo, Egypt
Kris Vanslambrouck, Belgium
Kristina Irion, Netherlands
Ksennia Kagarlitsky, Montenegro
Laëtitia Sédou, Belgium
Lala Peñaranda, USA
Laura Basu, Netherlands
Laura Stegemann, Scotland
Lauren Paremoer, South Africa
Leah Sullivan, Ireland
Leandro Monk, Argentina
Leonardo Figueroa Helland, USA
Leonardo van den Burg, Netherlands
Lilia Tatiana Roa Avendano, Colombia
Lora Verheecke, Belgium
Madhuresh Kumar, France
Maggi Leung, Netherlands
Manal Shqair, UK
Manoela Carneiro Roland, Brazil
Marcela Alemandi, Argentina
Marcela Olivera, Bolivia
Marcos Arruda, Brazil
Margarida Silva, Netherlands
Maria Fernanda Pampin, Argentina
Maria Lohman, Bolivia
Mariana Gkliati, The Netherlands
Marija Bartl, Netherlands
Marius Troost, Netherlands
Mark Akkerman, Netherlands
Martha Robbins, Canada
Marthin Hadiwinata, Indonesia
Martin Drago, Uruguay
Martin Smith, UK
Marwa Fatafta, Germany
Mary Ann Manahan, Philippines
Matt Rota, USA
Max Rooyackers, Netherlands
Maxime Combes, France
Maxine Bezuidenhout, South Africa
Meena Jagganath, USA
Mehyar Deep, Syria
Mercia Andrews, South Africa
Michael Reckordt, Germany
Michelle Benzing, Germany
Michelle Tylicki, Portugal
Miguel Urban, Spain
Mizue Aizeki, USA
Mohamed Gad, Egybt
Mohammed Elnaiem, UK
Mona Sabella, Ireland
Mónica Vargas Collazos, Spain
Mustapha Jouili, Tunisia
Nana Darkoa Sekiyamah, Ghana
Nandini Chami, India
Naseegh Jaffer, South Africa
Natalia Lobo, Brazil
Naureen Shameem, Canada
Nessim Achouche, Belgium
Nga Duong, Vietnam
Nick Dearden, UK
Nicoletta Dentico, Italy
Nimer Sultany, UK
Nonoi Hacbang, Netherlands
Nuria del Viso, Spain
Olaf Tolk, Netherlands
Olisias Gultom, Indonesia
Olivier Hoedeman, Belgium
Olivier Petitjean, France
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, USA
Oscar Machaca Condori, Bolivia
Ozzi Warwick, Trinidad and Tobago
Pablo Cymmerman, Argentina
Pablo Fajardo, Ecuador
Paige Shipman, Netherlands
Paola Ricuarte, Mexico
Parminder Jeet Singh, India
Pascoe Sabido, UK
Patrick Bigger, USA
Patrick Bond, South Africa
Paul de Clerck, Belgium
Paula Satizábal, Germany
Pedro Arenas Garcia, Colombia
Pedro Villardi, Brazil
Peter Weiss, USA
Petra Molnar, US
Petra Snelders, Netherllands
Philasande Mahlakata, South Africa
Pia Garavaglia, Argentina
Pius Ginting, Indonesia
Prathiwi Putri, Germany
Raffaella Bolini, Italy
Ralf Brandenstein, Estonia
Razaz Al Basheir, South Africa
Ricardo Soberón Garrido, Peru
Ricardo Vargas Mesa, Colombia
Richard Kozul-Wright, Switzerland
Roberto Bissio, France
Rodrigo Fernandez, Netherlands
Roland Kulke, Belgium
Romain Descottes, Netherlands
Ronnie Hall, UK
Ruth Hall, South Africa
Sadet Karabulut, Netherlands
Sai Englert, Belgium
Sai Sam Kham, Netherlands
Saker El Nour, France
Saleh Hijazi, UK
Salvador Klarwein, Spain
Samantha Hargreaves, South Africa
Sandra Bermudez, Colombia
Saul Vicente, Mexico
Sean Conner, Germany
Sean Conner, Germany
Sean Kenji Starrs, Canada
Sean Sweeney, USA
Shahd Hammouri, UK
Shalmali Guttal, Thailand
Shayda Naficy, USA
Shishani, Netherlands
Simona Fraudaorio, Italy
Siraj Ali, UK
Sofia Monsalve, Germany
Sofía Monsalve Suárez, Germany
Soledad Vogliano, Argentina
Solene Lavigne Delville, France
Sophie Bloemen, Netherlands
Sopiko Japaridze, Georgia
Soraya Mentoor, South Africa
Stefano Prato, Italy
Steve Keen, UK
Steve Rolf, UK
Stuart Parkinson, UK
Sushovan Dar, India
Tasneem Essop, South Africa
Tatiana Roa Avendaño, Colombia
Teun Dominicus, Netherlands
Thaer Ali Deeb, Syria
Tijmen Grooten, Nederland
Timothy Mitchell, USA
Tina Ebro, Philippines
Tjalling Postma, Netherlands
Tobita Chow, USA
Tom Kruse, USA
Tony Salvador, Philippines
Tope Folarin, USA
Ulises Mejias, USA
Vahini Naidu, Switzerland
Vera Weghmann, UK
Vernor Munoz, Costa Rica
Vijay Kolinjivadi, Canada
Wade Davis, Canada
Wendela De Vries, Netherlands
Wilfred D’costa, India
Will Gibbens, Germany
Willem Heuperman, Netherlands
Yoke Ling, Malaysia
Zdravka Dimitrova, Italy
Zhang Sheng, USA
Zoe Brent, France