Katie Goh is a writer and editor based in Edinburgh. Katie is First Person Editor at gal-dem, an award-winning media publication, committed to telling the stories of people of colour from marginalised genders. She is also Non-Fiction Editor at the Scottish literary magazine, Extra Teeth, and covers culture and society for i-D, Huck, the Guardian, the Independent, BBC Radio Scotland and VICE. Her first book of non-fiction The End: Surviving the World Through Imagined Disasters is out now with 404 Ink.

Sirin Kale is a feature writer at the Guardian newspaper. She has been shortlisted for the Orwell Prize for her reporting into the Covid-19 pandemic and won a British Journalism Award for her reporting into the misconduct allegations against the actor Noel Clarke.

Sirin writes a weekly column for the Guardian’s Saturday magazine, ‘Guardian Angel’, which highlights people doing good for their local communities.

Ben Hunte is a specialist reporter for VICE World News, investigating stories about LGBTQ people from across the world. Previously, Ben was the BBC’s first LGBT Correspondent, before becoming the BBC’s West Africa Correspondent.

In May 2022, Ben Hunte was listed in Forbes 30 Under 30. In July 2020, Ben took the top spot in The Guardian and DIVA Magazine’s Pride Power List. He has a strong track record of delivering agenda-setting original journalism for Online, TV, and Radio. His digging has led to several viral and trending news reports.

Ben’s digital films have been seen by millions, with topics ranging from men feeling ‘too ugly’ to be gay, to racism within the LGBT dating scene, to LGBTQ Hungarians fleeing their nation, and LGBTQ Muslims finding a voice on social media.

Ben tours UK schools each week with his corporate-sponsored “Find Your Voice” masterclasses, which encourage young people to become more confident and achieve their career dreams. He has delivered the sessions to over 5000 young people since 2020.