Dr Abdul Wahid Khan is a political ecologist and human geographer specialising in pastoralist commons, Indigenous ontologies and decolonial methodology in the Hindu Kush Himalaya. He holds an MSc and DPhil from Oxford, where he defended his doctorate in 2026. He is now a Research Associate at Oxford’s Transport Studies Unit and Environmental Change Institute, researching land, knowledge and state power in Chitral, Pakistan.

Brenna holds a BA in Human, Social and Political Sciences and an MPhil in Politics and International Studies, both from the University of Cambridge. Brenna mentors students applying to university and also volunteers for SecurityWomen, a small NGO working to promote women's inclusion in peacekeeping operations. Brenna previously worked as the International Relations Managing Editor for the Cambridge Journal of Political Affairs.

Cara received her undergraduate degree in Economics and Philosophy from the University of Southampton, where she majored in Economics, specialising in development economics, econometrics and experimental economics. Later, she returned to the university to earn her Master's degree in Philosophy, with a focus on aesthetics and ethics. She works full time in the editorial department of an academic publishing company.

Dr Christoforos Ioannidis is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Roehampton. He holds a PhD in Law from King’s College London, an MA in Philosophy from Arizona State University, an LLM from the University of Edinburgh, and an LLB from the University of Athens. He specialises in jurisprudence, human rights, and public international law, and has taught law, philosophy, and academic English internationally.

Costi studied Philosophy and Modern Languages at the University of Oxford, specialising in Aesthetics and Philosophy of Mind. She then completed the Graduate Diploma in Law at City Law School with High Distinction and returned as a visiting lecturer in Contract Law and Equity & Trusts. She is completing an LLM in Legal Practice before joining a top London law firm. She also promotes understanding of the Northern Ireland conflict.

Dorothea is a future trainee solicitor who studied Law at St. John's College, Oxford. She is currently completing an LLM in Legal Practice (Solicitor) at BPP University as a training contract holder at a magic circle law firm in London. Her experience also includes fellowships and internships with international human rights law NGOs, alongside several years of tutoring Law to prospective university students.

Leah recently completed her PhD in Urban Studies at University College London, supported by a Doctoral Training Grant from the Economic and Social Research Council. Her research focuses on the impact of everyday digital technologies, such as smartphones, within urban environments, with a particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe. She specialises in exploring the relationship between technology, society, and urban life.

Stuart is an experienced teacher and scholar whose academic interests focus on the development of the Western philosophical and literary tradition. He studied at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, writing his thesis on literary culture and philosophy in early Christianity. He has published on ancient narrative, early Christianity and ancient philosophy. Until 2026, he was a Lector in Classics and is now a school chaplain.

Dr Tunde Oseni is an Oxford-trained Associate Professor, Education Leader and Political Scientist with 20+ years of experience in teaching and academic leadership. He holds a PhD in Politics from the University of Exeter, an MSc from Oxford and a First-Class degree in Political Science from the University of Ibadan. Recognised by the British Academy under the UK Global Talent Programme, he teaches Law, Politics and Global Issues.

Ed is studying for a DPhil in Classical Philosophy at the University of Oxford, supported by the prestigious Ertegun Scholarship in the Humanities. He graduated with a Congratulatory First in Literae Humaniores (Classics) from the University of Cambridge, followed by a distinction in the Classics MPhil. He holds rowing Blues and has published articles in the New Statesman.

Enrico is an aspiring barrister who studied Law at Christ Church College, University of Oxford. This was, followed by an LLM at City University of London, preparing to become a Barrister. In the law entrance examination, the LNAT, Enrico achieved an impressive score of 35 (placing him in the top 0.1%) of candidates.He has several years/ experience tutoring law applicants.

Erika has a BA in History from the University of Cambridge, where she attained First-class marks in her final year Dissertation, Extended Essay and Special Subject exam. After Cambridge, Erika moved to UCL where she was awarded a Distinction in an MA in Legal and Political Theory, an interdisciplinary course drawing on philosophy, politics and sociology.

Ioana Zamfir is a DPhil student in History at the University of Oxford. She holds an Honours BA in History and International Development (McGill University) and an MA in European and Eurasian Affairs (University of Toronto). Her research focuses on identity formation under Soviet and post-Soviet regimes, with expertise in mis/disinformation, authoritarian governance, and transnational influence strategies. Published in Aspasia Journal.

Kay recently graduated from UCL Laws with First Class Honours and will begin a part-time LLM in Human Rights Law at UCL in September 2026. With academic interests in human rights, freedom of expression, and democracy, Kay's dissertation explored how online misinformation can undermine democratic processes and was awarded a high First.

Liam studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford, graduating with First Class Honours. Made an Oxford Scholar after achieving a distinction in his first year exams, he also served as Vice-President of his college JCR. He has taught English in international schools, tutored A Level and GCSE students, and coached gymnastics. Liam plays saxophone and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall and Disneyland Paris.

Matthew holds a First-Class LLB (Hons) from University College London, specialising in international justice reform and peacebuilding. His experience spans AI regulation in government, dispute resolution in international law firms, and human rights work with NGOs in conflict zones. He is now a mediator focused on community peacebuilding in the UK, conducting mediations between groups in conflict, particularly around asylum policy.

Matthew is an awarded Scholar of Downing College and graduated from the University of Cambridge with Double First Class Honours in Human, Social, and Political Sciences. He is now completing an MPhil in Anthropocene Studies, focusing on climate and environmental politics. With 5 years of tutoring experience, he also sits on the Cambridge Postgraduate Teaching Committee and advises on AI and food security initiatives.

Melanie Schneider is a DPhil candidate in Law at the University of Oxford, researching international law and domestic energy security, with a focus on environmental and trade law. She is a Graduate Research Resident at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and has presented at conferences. She holds an LL.M. in International and European Law from the University of Amsterdam, graduating cum laude. She has taught law and politics.

Patrick is studying for a DPhil in Imperial and Commonwealth History at the University of Oxford, focusing on twentieth-century Sino-British relations. He holds a First Class degree in History from Oxford, with his undergraduate thesis winning the Robert Herbert Memorial Prize for the best thesis in Imperial and Commonwealth History. He also holds an MPhil in International Relations with Distinction from Somerville College, Oxford.

Perlina has an LLB from King’s College London (First Class) and an LLM from the University of Cambridge. Perlina has a particular interest in international law and human rights. She has interned at the UN, managed the Cambridge Pro Bono Law Project and is a general editor of the Cambridge International Law Journal.

Richard has a BA in Jurisprudence (First Class) from the University of Oxford and an LLM from the University of Cambridge. He has worked at the Court of Justice of the European Union and is a freelance legal researcher who has researched in several areas,, including commercial law, international investment law, public international law, human rights law, and the law and AI.

Sam is a graduate from the University of Cambridge, where he achieved a double-first-class degree in Philosophy, ranking 4th in his cohort, and 1st in his college, for all three years of his degree. He specialises in Ethics, Philosophy of Mind, and Kant. Sam then went on to complete the Graduate Diploma in Law at BPP University, in which he achieved a distinction.

Toluwa holds an Executive Coaching Accreditation from the University of Cambridge, an MSc in International Development from the University of Edinburgh, and a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Durham. Her academic interests include English, psychology, and sociology. She has spoken at world-class stages including UN conferences on mental health and well-being affecting young people and their communities.