Ahmmad Brown is a sociologist, inclusion and equity practitioner, and strategist whose work bridges academic research with organizational change. With expertise in the generation and use of social capital, belonging, leadership, and organizational design, he designs initiatives across sector and industry contexts that explore identity, agency, and structural equity. His current projects span applied research, narrative strategy, and civic learning. He is a principal advisor at Working IDEAL.
For over a decade, Kathrin Plaschnick has been a driving force in the animal welfare movement. She helped establish an international advocacy group in her native Berlin, leading on volunteer coordination, before moving to Australia in 2017 where she has focused on freelance project management and reporting in Asia and Latin America. Hendrik Hassel’s advocacy career started with a three-person-protest against local fur shops in 2009. He co-founded a German branch of an international animal protection NGO, he has authored a book on cultivated meat, and has been part of a leading investigative animal advocacy group. In 2024, Kathrin and Hendrik co-founded Reporters for Animals International.
Millie studied literature at the University of Oxford and Durham before becoming an Editorial Assistant. She has spoken at the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics on literary representations of animal suffering and the human-animal boundary. She is especially passionate about exposing and challenging factory farming.
