holds a Bachelor in Performing Arts from University of Brasília (2018) and Bachelor in Communication from the Catholic University of Brasília (2018). His research focuses on gender in media, communication and cinema. His projects focus mainly on trans studying the relationship between politics, gender, experience and performance within trans politics.

holds a Master’s in Communication from Brasília University (2015). She is a professor, Researcher and Project Leader at the Universidade Católica de Brasilia in the areas of Gender, Communication and Epistemology.

is a Pakistani born artist, educator, and cultural producer. Within his practice, he is interested in using painting and collaborative methodologies to address personal histories, traumatic pasts, and childhood memories. His on-going doctoral project, Mythological Migrations: Imagining Queer Muslim Utopias, examines formations of queer identity and resistance in Muslim migratory contexts. In 2017, Qureshi received the Art and International Cooperation fellowship at Zurich University of the Arts, and in 2018, a research fellowship at the Center for Arts, Design, and Social Research, Boston as well as a three-year grant from Kone Foundation, Finland.

is Visual Artist and Assistant Professor in Visual Communication Design at Kadir Has University, Istanbul. Her PhD dissertation, The Sublime in Contemporary Art and Politics: The post-9/11 Art of the Middle Eastern Diaspora in North America (York University, 2016), builds on art theory and postcolonial studies. Balca was the illustrator for Davetsiz Misafir; a magazine of comics, science-fiction, cinema in Turkey. Her latest publication is “Contemporary Art on the Current Refugee Crisis” at British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.