Dr. Suzana Milevska is a curator and theorist of visual cultures. Her theoretical and curatorial interests include postcolonial and feminist critique of representational regimes of hegemonic power in arts and visual culture, and collaborative and participatory art practices in marginalized communities. From 2016-2019 she was Principal Investigator for the project Transmitting of Contentious Cultural Heritages with the Arts (TRACES – EU Programme Horizon 2020), at the Polytechnic University Milan.
Myriam Bahaffou is a doctoral student in philosophy and gender studies by day and ecofeminist activist by night and weekend, navigating between the academic, activist, feminist, queer and ecological worlds. She likes to articulate and make strange concepts mate with each other (carnosexism, decolonial veganism...), inside her laboratory of experimental philosophy. Among other things, she co-wrote the preface to Françoise d’Eaubonne’s essay, Le féminisme ou la mort, and wrote the entry ‘Radical Ecofeminism’ in Feu. Abécédaire des féminismes présents (Libertalia, 2021). Her first book, Des Paillettes sur le Compost, is an ecofeminist immersion in which she plays the balancing act between the personal and the political, without giving up anything dear to her struggles, such as animalist, class, spiritual or decolonial justice.
Philsan Osman is from Somalia. She is a writer, activist and community builder and studies African Languages and Cultures at Ghent University. She is an event and production manager for Black History Month Belgium’s Ghent team. Philsan also co-authored the book Voor wie willen we zorgen? Ecofeminisme als inspiratiebron, and is an editor and writer for the online feminist magazine Spijker Magazine.
