Samuele Damilano is a professional journalist based in Milan and working for the Italian television Mediaset. He previously worked at "Euronews" (Lyon) and "L'Espresso" (Rome). 
He has a master's degree in journalism from the Walter Tobagi School, University of Milan, and a diplome from the Read morejournalism school of the Lelio e Lisli Basso Foundation in Rome. He speaks Italian, English, Spanish, and French.

Emanuele Roberto De Carli is a documentary photographer based in Milan and available worldwide. 
With a degree in geography, his photography is focused on themes as social justice, human development and the relationship between human and environment.
During my career I visited more than 60 Read morecountries around the world.

MARTA BRAMBILLA PISONI is a journalist based in Milan, Italy.

Michele Bertelli is a journalist based in Milan, Italy.

Journalist, video producer and communication consultant with 10 years of experience, I have been reporting on international news, migration, development, health, human rights and the climate crisis in Italy, Latin America and South Sudan. Read moreMy bylines include online outlets (AlJazeera.com, El País, Der Spiegel, Politico EU, Vice, Narratively), televisions (Deutsche Welle, France 24) and news agencies (Thomson Reuters Foundation, Ruptly).  As far as Italy is regarded, my work has been featured in prominent media such as RAI News, Corriere della sera, Repubblica TV, L'Espresso and Internazionale.

Francesca Volpi, born in 1985 Brescia - Italy, is an independent photographer who through personal stories documents the humanitarian consequences of conflicts, exploring how the contexts of war, socio-economic disparities and climate change affect people's lives.

She began her career as a Read morejournalist. After graduating from London College of Communication, she worked for the BBC International Service Europe Today Radio Program, then she started her career with her first photographic reportage experience in the South-Kivu region in the Republic Democratic of the Congo. 

She approached the world of photojournalism in 2013 when she documented the deposition of late President Morsi in Egypt. In 2014, she embarked on a freelance journey starting from the Maidan Revolution in Kiev, the annexation of Crimea to the war in eastern Ukraine where she had worked for two years.

Francesca prefers long-term jobs that allow her to linger and deepen her knowledge about the places and themes of her work. In 2016, she moved to Mexico and Central America where she began an in-depth documentation of Honduras. She was, indeed, looking for a different photographic narrative, dealing with 'micro' stories that helped her having a perspective on macro-issues including the violence of the world of the Maras , environmental conflicts, civil rights of the LGBTI community and health system problems. Together with her personal projects supported by various grants and fellowships of the International Women's Media Foundation, Francesca continuously collaborates with the Wall Street Journal for which she has extensively covered the pandemic of Covid-19 in Northern Italy, then Bloomberg News, The Washington Post, The New York Times, L'Espresso, Le Journal du Dimanche, The Guardian and various important international organizations.

I'm a journalist based in Milan, Italy. As freelance I work since 9 years for Ansa, and for the most importants newspapers in Italy. I cover crime news, my principal topics are homicides, criminality, drug traffics and every stuff around crime. 
I have many contacts and sources with military and Read morepolicemen. 
I'm mostly a reporter but I make video footage and I can be a fixer.

Alessandro (b.1988) is a photographer specialised in reportage. He is a member of the National Union of Journalists of UK and he accomplished with merit a Master in Photojournalism at the University of Westminster of London in 2011. Immediately after he was selected for an internship at the Read moreprestigious NOOR photo-agency of Amsterdam; in 2011 and 2012 he has been Assistant Lecturer at the Design Faculty of the Polytechnic of Milano. Alessandro combines periods of travel (Afghanistan, Iraqi Kurdistan, Iran, Lebanon, Somalia, South-Sudan, Turkey, Kenya, Indonesia, Zambia and Tanzania) with commercial assignments which he shoots when in Italy. He lives in the countryside of Milano, few minutes away from International Airport of Malpensa. He has published with Newsweek, Corriere della Sera, Der Spiegel, Monocle, Sportweek, Vanity Fair Italy, Le Figaro, Riders, La Repubblica/Espresso group, Oxford University Press, Nouvel Observateur and online with National Geographic USA News, Zeit, The Sunday Times digital, VICEnews USA, IlPost, RAInews, TGCOM24, Financial Times and L'Oeil de la Photographie, among others.

Exhibithions 
2015 South-Sudan - Environmental Photographer Of The Year 2015 group show, Gallery@LR, London (UK)
2015 Pure life - The Italy of Tomorrow group show, Italianverein, Dormund 2015 (GER)
2015 South-Sudan - Environmental Photographer Of The Year 2015 group show, Royal Geographical Society London (UK)
2014 Land-grab Indonesia - Polytechinic of Milano, Milano Photofestival (ITA) 
2013 Radical Routes - MiCamera group screening, Milano (ITA)
2012 A Neocolonialist's Diary - Photobook Show, Brighton Photo Biennial (UK)
2011 A Neocolonialist's Diary / Habeas Corpus MAPJ 2011 - Ambika P3 Gallery, London (UK)
2011 Radical Routes - Commonwealth Festival, Royal Commonwealth Society, Perth (AUS)

Alessandro Zanoli is a journalist based in Milan, Italy.