Radhika is Volunteer Legal Counsel and heads the Internet Shutdowns and Free Speech Project at the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC.in.) She also imparts Digital Security Training on behalf of SFLC.in.

Prior to this, she was a Digital Defender fellow at SFLC.in. She graduated in philosophy from Hindu College and received a law degree from Delhi University in 2019. In addition to technology and human rights, she is passionate about culture, environment, and mental health. She previously ran operations for an online film archive.

Frank is a co-founder of the Rural Aid Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on advancing digital, health, and economic rights for vulnerable groups in Uganda. He also was a Community Technology Access Coordinator for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) project under Windle International Uganda, where he helped provide internet access for over 10,000 refugees in Uganda.

Salma Razick holds a bachelor's degree in International Development and currently works as a Project Data Associate for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sri Lanka. She has gained professional experience in project management, monitoring and evaluation, and strategic communications through her previous work at Verite Research and the United Nations Resident Coordinators Office. Her work has centered on advocating for open data and better transparency of public finance in Sri Lanka.

David Aragort is passionate about freedom of expression and the role of technologies such as the internet in defending human rights in Latin America. He currently works as a digital security trainer for journalists, human rights defenders, activists and other at-risk communities in countries with a repressive context such as Venezuela and Cuba, as well as in other countries in the region like Colombia and Brazil. He is also co-author of the annual public report of the Venezuelan digital rights defender NGO RedesAyuda.

Lourdes is an award-winning radio journalist at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), a state-run media house that broadcasts in English, Kiswahili and most local languages in Kenya. Due to her passion for advocating for women’s rights, she co-founded Sisters for a Sister Initiative to strengthen the resilience and ability of women in media and politics to recognise and respond to digital threats and attacks, as a result, navigate the internet without fear.

Ananda Gautam is an evidence-based policymaking and civic technologies enthusiast and a very active contributor to internet governance issues in the Asia-Pacific region. He currently works as a policy officer at the Internet Governance Institute. His works are aligned in the periphery of open data, internet governance, data analytics, research, and civic technologies deployment.