Kay (She/Her) is a legal practitioner and human rights advocate whose work focuses on advancing LGBTQI+ rights, with a particular emphasis on Black and people of colour queer communities. She has contributed to research and advocacy on trans and non-binary rights with the Irish Council for Civil Liberties. She has been actively involved in community support initiatives with Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre. She has participated in the National LGBTQI+ Activist Academy and a range of rights-based training, and has written on the lived experiences of queer and migrant communities.

Kay brings an intersectional, community-rooted perspective to her work, with a strong interest in storytelling that explores queer identity, migration, intimacy, and the politics of belonging.

Prateek Bhardwaj is originally from Baijnath, India, and moved to Ireland in 2021. He has a background in Human Resources and studies in International Business.

Prateek is also an HIV activist and an active member of @pozvibepod, contributing to documentary projects such as Out of Shadows. He is passionate about migrant LGBTQ+ advocacy, inclusive policies, and community impact.

Dr Meishan Zhang is an advocate for migrant rights and intercultural understanding. She is co-founder and director of @asianirishcommunityconnect and works as an Information and Advocacy Officer at Crosscare Migrant Project, supporting migrant communities across Ireland.

A Postdoctoral Fellow at Maynooth University (2023–2025), her research explores Chinese immigrants’ experiences of the Irish immigration system. She is the author of Chinese-speaking Immigrants’ Experience Navigating Ireland’s 2022 Regularisation Scheme, the first comprehensive study of its kind.

She holds a PhD in History from Trinity College Dublin and has led projects bridging research, education, and community engagement.