Márton Gergely
Márton Gergely is a Hungarian journalist and chief editor of the HVG, a weekly newspaper with the largest circulation and produced by one of the last free editorial teams of the country.
Franziska Gilli
Franziska Gilli is a freelance photographer. Her work has been published by a number of newspapers and was awarded and exhibited at international photography festivals such as the Copenhagen Photo Festival. Homepage: www.franziskagilli.com
Alex Gröblacher
Alex Gröblacher is a journalist born in Bucharest. He is working for the German service of Radio Romania International and had also been a correspondent. Besides, he is working for TheBizz and the Allgemeine Deutsche Zeitung für Rumänien.
Monika Hauser
Monika Hauser is the founder and Executive Board Member of the women’s rights organisation medica mondiale, a feminist, non-governmental organisation based in Germany. Since its establishment in 1993, medica mondiale has been pursuing the task of confronting sexualised violence in war at all levels. Monika Hauser has been honored many times, including the Right Livelihood Award in 2008.
Irina Herasimovich
Iryna Herasimovich is a translator and essayist from Belarus. She was born in Minsk in 1978 and has been a freelance translator since 2009. She has translated works by Lukas Bärfuss, Georg Büchner, Monika Rinck, Nora Gomringer, Mehdi Moradpour, Jonas Lüscher, Michael Köhlmeier, Franz Hohler and Franz Kafka into Belarusian. She has already led the […]
Manuel Herz
Manuel Herz is an architect based in Basel with a keen interest in architecture and areas of migration. For his projects, he has received numerous international awards. His work has been exhibited worldwide and partly added to the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
Nina Horaczek
Nina Horaczek, born in 1977, is a political scientist, journalist, book author and currently chief reporter for the Viennese weekly Falter. She has been working for many years on the topics of the New Right in Austria and Europe, the welfare state, migration, asylum and women’s rights. She is co-founder of the transnational research network […]
Lenz Jacobsen
Lenz Jacobsen is a journalist and has been an editor at ZEIT ONLINE since 2012. He studied economics, politics and sociology in Cologne and Istanbul. From 2017 to 2019, he was head of the politics, economy and society department there. Since then, he has reported mainly on issues concerning the state of democracy. Jacobsen has […]
Christian Jakob
Christian Jakob is working as a reporter for the Berlin newspaper taz. In 2015, he got nominated for the journalism award “Der lange Atem”. In 2017, he won the award “Otto-Brenner-Preis”.
Fritz Jergitsch
Fritz Jergitsch is an author and satirist. He is the founder of the satiric magazine Die Tagespresse. In 2015, the project was honoured with the Austrian cabaret award (Österreichischer Kabarettpreis).
