Isaac Oboth is a self-taught filmmaker from Uganda. He has shot, produced, and edited over 50 hours of internationally distributed documentary content from 40 African countries.

Aalap Deboor is a producer-entrepreneur with 15 years in the entertainment industry. After a career in entertainment journalism followed by TV programming & production with MTV & Vh1, he started Much Much Media, a Mumbai-based content studio. 

Larry Landrie is retired from a 40-year career with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is admin for the Facebook group, Worldwide Wheelchair Photographers.

Francine Uwayisaba is a field officer at Rwanda Union of Little People (RULP) and is in charge of the organization’s communications.

Jody Santos is the founding executive director and editor-in-chief at the Disability Justice Project.

Faaolo Utumapu-Utailesolo is the Program Officer for the Pacific Island Countries for the Disability Rights Fund and the Disability Rights Advocacy Fund.

SingStar Ali is based in Rwanda.

R&B singer John Chiti is executive director of the Albinism Foundation of Zambia (AFZ). The musician has produced two songs about the coronavirus to raise awareness about its impact on people with disabilities.

Thacien Biziyaremye is a journalist, director, editor, and camera operator and the co-founder of SACAMS (Special Advocacy, Communication and Media Services) Ltd. He is based in Kigali, Rwanda.