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,
Colombian journalist and fact-checker. She works at Cuestión Pública and investigates corruption, organized crime, human rights violations, and the Colombian armed conflict
Daniel Mitma (Huancayo, Perú) is a journalist that has published in El Comercio, La República y Caretas. He teaches at the Universidad Continental and works for Salud con Lupa covering environmental topics. He has a masters degree in creative writing from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and is the co-author of the book
Roberth Orihuela is a journalist from the Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa. Since 2015 he has worked in publications like Noticias, El Pueblo, Sin Fronteras, Diario Viral, La República, Pancarta.pe, Semanario Revelación and Convoca. He has been part of the Connectas.org hub of writers since 2021. He’s specialized in investigative reporting, data and
I hailed from the tribal area, formerly known as F/R Peshawar and now as sub-division Peshawar. My early education began in this region, and then I continued my academic journey in Peshawar city. I hold a postgraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication (M.A) from the University of Peshawar. With over a decade of experience
Msindisi Fengu is a multi-winning investigative journalist with two qualifications: a degree in International Relations from the University of South Africa and a National Diploma in Journalism from Walter Sisulu University (WSU). Fengu worked as an unpaid intern in the communications unit at WSU before branching off to journalism when he joined a community newspaper