Daniela De Lorenzo is a 33 y.o. Italian journalist and photographer based in Brussels.
She holds a BA in International Studies and European Institutions from the University of Milan and a joint MA in Journalism, Media and Globalization from Aarhus Universitet, Danmarks Medie- og Journalisthøjskole Read moreand Universitet van Amsterdam.

Currently she works on environmental and food reporting and crime reporting.

I am Jawad Rahimi, a journalist based in Sola, Norway. Over the last decade, I have collaborated with various media outlets that broadcast news and reports in Persian.

During this time, I have held different positions in various media organizations, reflecting on the news of Afghanistan and its Read moreneighboring countries from both local and international perspectives with an analytical approach. Due to the changing geography of my work and life, I now focus much of my time on learning new languages, exploring cultures and subcultures, and engaging in non-library studies.

Although my involvement in managerial roles and the implementation of various educational and research projects in Afghanistan has come to an end, I continue to work with international media. I have also been dedicated to training young journalists through both large and small projects.

Furthermore, I have consistently aimed to integrate my reporting with human rights advocacy, focusing on issues such as the violation of women's rights, freedom of expression, and the rise of religious radicalism within Afghanistan's traditional context. Additionally, I have addressed human rights violations in Iran, particularly regarding executions and the treatment of refugees by the Islamic Republic.

Marie von Krogh is a photojournalist based in Stavanger, Norway. At university she studied journalism and history of arts and culture. Formerly a journalist for a local newspaper she left her job in 2009 to work as a freelance photojournalist. Her work has been featured in regional and national Read morenewspapers and magazines such as Verdens Gang, Stavanger Aftenblad, Dagens Næringsliv, Aftenposten/A-magasinet and Dagbladet.
Web: www.marievonkrogh.com

I'm a freelance travel journalist and photographer. For the past ten years, I've produced both written and photographic work for an extensive list of clientele. I've had work published on and in 9Travel, Australian Hotelier, Australian Traveller, Broadsheet (and the Broadsheet Travel Book), Connect Read moreto Country, delicious, Escape, Get Lost, Hurtigruten Magazine, International Traveller, NZ Herald, RAC WA, SBS Food, and Virgin Australia.

A born and bred West Australian, I'm an expert on the subject matter. But I now live in Stavanger, Norway, so you could also say I'm also an expert on all things Norge.

When I'm not in front of the computer or busy dreaming up my next adventure, you can find me curled up with an arrow word magazine or true crime read, talking to the bartenders about all things booze, or recharging by the ocean.

Mete Seymen is a seasoned journalist and freelance multimedia reporter based in Oslo, Norway, with a career that has spanned over a decade. Seymen began his journey in journalism in 2012 in Dakar, Senegal, where he initially served as a TV channel representative and correspondent. His role Read moreeventually expanded to that of a coordinator in the news and media office, which served as a hub for correspondents from various countries. During his tenure in West Africa, Seymen had the opportunity to interact with numerous high-profile figures, including former U.S. President Barack Obama, French President François Hollande, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, as well as a host of other presidents, politicians, and ambassadors.

In addition to his political coverage, Seymen has a keen interest in travel and tourism, having hosted and reported on the subject for TV channels in the USA, Kenya, and Turkey. Since relocating to Norway in 2015, he has continued to make his mark in the field of journalism. 

His reporting not only captures the political and social shifts within Norwegian society but also underscores the country's evolving multicultural landscape. Through his journalism, Mete Seymen continues to contribute to the discourse on immigration, integration, and the dynamics of an increasingly diverse Norway.

I work as a freelance press photographer in Stavanger in Norway. I have worked as a photographer for the past 6 years and have experience from sports, concerts, portraits and everything that is news related. 

If you want to see my photos you can visit my instagram profile where I post photos Read moreregularly: carinakaizer 
https://www.instagram.com/carinakaizer/ 

And if you have Linkedin: Carina Johansen