Lissette Lemus is a Salvadoran documentary photojournalist. Her work centers on gang-related violence and the decades-long migration crisis in El Salvador. She also covers migration, religion, human rights and natural disasters. Lemus holds a master's degree in violence prevention public policy at Universidad Don Bosco in El Salvador.

Vida Nueva es un semanario español de información religiosa con más de 60 años de trayectoria. Su plataforma digital, VidaNuevaDigital.com, cubre la actualidad de la Iglesia en España y el mundo con rigor, análisis y vocación de servicio. Es una voz comprometida en la Iglesia, no la voz de la Iglesia.

Sarah Kohles is a Sister of St. Francis of Dubuque, Iowa, and an assistant professor of theology at Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa. Her doctorate in biblical studies is from Graduate Theological Union. Kohles' publications include Women at the Window: A Feminist Reading of Sisera's Mother, Michal, and Jezebel and contributions to Reseeding Religious Life Through Global Sisterhood, Creating Spaces for Women in the Catholic Church, and In Our Own Words: Religious Life in a Changing World.

Graciela de los Ángeles Portillo is a Venezuelan journalist specializing in grassroots communication and human rights. She was part of a binational journalism project dedicated to chronicling Venezuelan migration in Colombia. Her work has appeared in Radio Fe y Alegría Noticias, Cotejo.info, and the Venezuelan narrative journalism outlet La Vida de Nos; there, she published the award-winning report "La religiosa que enfrentó las balas con sabiduría" ("The Nun Who Faced Bullets with Wisdom").