Cynthia Enloe is a pioneering and influential feminist scholar of International Relations, based in the USA, who has worked extensively on the intersections of gender, security and international political economy.

Renata Hessmann Dalaqua is an international expert on gender and disarmament, nonproliferation and arms control, who works with international organizations in order to shape policy-making in this area.

Shine Choi is a critical and creative International Relations scholar, who engages with postcolonial feminist theory, among other sources, to make sense of the position of North Korea in the international order. She also writes on aesthetics and visuality.

Hebatalla Taha is an award-winning early career scholar who focuses on the intersection of international political economy, security, cultural politics and nuclear weapons in the modern Middle East, particularly Israel/Palestine and Egypt.

Vanessa Griffen is a renowned Fijian scholar, poet and activist who has led feminist and nuclear disarmament movements in the Pacific region since the 1970s. She is also a representative of the International Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.