Ranine Awwad is a Human Rights Expert and Researcher currently serving as the Environmental Editor at Daraj Media. She has a keen interest in all facets of human rights, particularly their intersection with environmental issues, international law, policy reform, and public participation in decision-making. Recognized for her leadership and commitment, Ranine was awarded the Chevening
Feminist, journalist. Lover of wildflowers. She has developed socio-environmental issues for regional and national media in areas of southeastern Mexico, with a gender and human rights perspective focus. In the Yucatan Peninsula, she focuses her work on the territory’s defense, indigenous peoples’ rights, and coastal community organization. She is a member of the Sea Journalists
“Feminist journalist with a long career in territorial coverage, with a focus on human rights, gender and with a rural perspective. Professional with 20 years of experience in radio journalism and digital media. Experienced in news coverage, interviews, reports, chronicles, radio production, press workshops, news presentations, preparation and broadcasting of radio spots, and development of
Tatiana Antolínez is an investigative journalist at Cuestión Pública since July 2022. She has been key in in-depth investigations such as those around former Colombian presidential candidate Rodolfo Hernandez’ US real estate which brought a DEA case. Antolínez also covers current affairs and breaking news at Cuestión Poder section. Her reporting areas include Colombian politics,
Pamela Huerta is an investigative journalist in Peru. She has built her career in national media outlets such as La República, InfoAmazonia in Brazil, and has been part of the Connectas.org hub since 2020. She specializes in environmental investigative journalism and criminal dynamics. Her work has received grants from platforms like Connectas, Internews, and she
Kenya Robles is a journalist with a background in developmental biology, waste management, and scientific illustration. She has over three years of experience leading research projects, documentaries, and podcasts. Kenya directed the documentary “Kerem Ta: A Refuge for Childhood in La Merced.” Her proficiency in Mexican Sign Language allows her to connect with diverse audiences effectively.
Rita Szabó-Gödri is am a journalist at Atlatszo and a PhD student at the Doctoral School of Demography and Sociology at the University of Pécs. She has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Communication and Media Studies from the University of Pécs, and legal training from Károli Gáspár Reformed University. Her experience includes media analysis,