Carlos Delclos is a sociologist, researcher and editor for ROAR Magazine. Currently he collaborates with the Health Inequalities Research Group at Pompeu Fabra University and the Barcelona Institute of Metropolitan and Regional Studies at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

Charles Imboden is a social ecologist and alumni of the 2010 Institute for Social Ecology summer colloquium. He is presently a student of ecology at Prescott College and resides in Tucson, Arizona, USA.

Daniel Vernegg is a historan and social worker. He is active in Motmakt, a Norwgian libertarian socialist organization.

Dilar Dirik is an activist of the Kurdish Women’s Movement and a PhD candidate in the Sociology Department of the University of Cambridge. She compares the intersections of gender and institutions of power such as nationalism, capitalism, and the state in the Kurdish liberation movement.

Eleanor Finley is an organizer and a board member at the Institute for Social Ecology, Vermont. She is currently studying for her PhD in anthropology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where her research focuses on social movements, political ecology, and energy politics in North Spain.

Gunnar Rundgren is an ecological thinker and activist with experiences from more than 100 countries. He has worked with most parts of the organic agriculture sector — from farming to policy — since 1977, starting on the pioneer organic farm, Torfolk. Rundgren has been engaged as a consultant by NGOs, governments, companies and intergovernmental organisations.