2022
annual
report
2022
annual
report
TNI envisages an equitable, democratic and peaceful world in which all life may flourish.
Message from the director
Just as the world emerged from the COVID pandemic, Russia did the unthinkable and invaded Ukraine. This caused the biggest refugee crisis of the 21st century, pushing the numbers of forcibly displaced people around the world to over 100 million. The war triggered a global energy crisis, jeopardised critical food supplies, and saw inflation woes rock much of the world. Already massively inflated military budgets soared, and Ukraine became the guinea pig for testing ‘artificial intelligence’-powered combat vehicles and generating the data that will shape warfare of the future.
Message from the Supervisory Board chair
2022 saw TNI move forward with a new, fit-for-the-world-today Strategic Plan, developed over many months, with significant global discussion and exchange online, often as testing as the world we face!
OUR MISSION
TNI’s mission is to serve as a knowledge resource for progressive social movements.
OUR GOALS
TNI’s external goals for 2021–2025 are:
Our internal goals are to remain:
OUR GOALS
TNI’s external goals
for 2021–2025 are:
Construct:
Well-researched proposals meaningfully contribute to an elaboration of viable pathways to transformative change.
Communicate:
Narratives popularising proposals for transformative change prove high impact.
Catalyse:
Strong, united and intersectional social movements constitute a growing counter-power advocating for transformative pathways.
Our internal goals
are to remain:
a relevant and effective think tank for progressive social movements.
an effective, sustainable and caring organisation.
TNI’S 2022 IN NUMBERS
Publications
TNI launched
75
publications, long reads and articles in 9 languages
Podcasts
TNI released
15
podcasts, listened to 8,900 times. This represents a 23% increase in average listenership per podcast.
Videos
TNI published
9
videos viewed
35,125
times
Web
TNI’s web pages were viewed
1,888,481
times
Newsletter
Subscriptions to TNI’s e-newsletters grew to
32,105
subscribers in 2022, up 9.6%
Press
TNI was mentioned in
85
media stories, reaching a conservatively estimated audience of
135 million
This included stories in: Al Jazeera, Euronews, Politico, Fortune, TIME, Scientific American, (USA), Die Welt (Germany), La Jornada (Mexico), The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Rappler (Philippines), El Espectador (Colombia), El Diario (Spain), The Daily Beast (USA), Il Manifesto (Italy), The Daily Maverick (South Africa) and Hespress (Morocco).
Social media
TNI’s ideas reached
6 million
people on Twitter in 2022. Our most popular tweet (on the EU’s peace track record) reach 600k people.
We reached more than
5 million
people on TikTok in less than a year.
Academic Citations
TNI associates and staff were cited
3,324
times in academic publications
Webinars
TNI co-hosted
146 webinars
workshops and conferences attended by
7,609
people
Dialogue with policy makers
TNI was in dialogue with policy makers from
45
countries and
15
international organisations
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2022
In 2022, TNI achieved important progress toward the equitable, democratic and peaceful world we envision. Our efforts to construct, communicate and catalyse transformative change contributed to a number of important results this year. At the policy level, we celebrated a huge shift in Europe against one of the biggest barriers to climate action, the Energy Charter Treaty. At the same time, we expanded and strengthened the global movement for energy democracy and a just transition, with a particular focus on North Africa. We deepened our collaboration with food producers, particularly fisher people’s movements, to resist false solutions to the climate and environmental crisis. We forged new alliances and authored cutting-edge analyses to challenge the growing menace of digital capitalism. In response to the growing global arms race and the juggernaut of militarism, we offered a unique and vitally important counter-narrative. We also drew the connections between securitisation and a number of salient issues, from drug policy to climate change, and urged more just and equitable approaches. Our proposals and narratives reached audiences around the world.
In 2022, TNI achieved important progress toward the equitable, democratic and peaceful world we envision. Our efforts to construct, communicate and catalyse transformative change contributed to a number of important results this year. At the policy level, we celebrated a huge shift in Europe against one of the biggest barriers to climate action, the Energy Charter Treaty. At the same time, we expanded and strengthened the global movement for energy democracy and a just transition, with a particular focus on North Africa. We deepened our collaboration with food producers, particularly fisher people’s movements, to resist false solutions to the climate and environmental crisis. We forged new alliances and authored cutting-edge analyses to challenge the growing menace of digital capitalism. In response to the growing global arms race and the juggernaut of militarism, we offered a unique and vitally important counter-narrative. We also drew the connections between securitisation and a number of salient issues, from drug policy to climate change, and urged more just and equitable approaches. Our proposals and narratives reached audiences around the world.
Who We Work With
Movements
TNI works in support of, and as part of, progressive social movements in developing a relevant and useful research and advocacy agenda. We work with a broad range of organizations including trade unions, organizations of small-scale farmers and fishers, environmental and feminist networks, and numerous issue-specific advocacy groups – both directly and within intersectional coalitions. We help to make links wherever possible and, in so doing, contribute to building powerful transnationally-connected movements for change.
Activist-Scholars
TNI strives to be a useful think tank for social movements. We work with activist-scholars to provide movements with the tools necessary to understand and take on the forces of wealth, power and control; analyses of developments that help movements stay one step ahead; and evidence-based argumentation. Activist-scholars can also serve as influential and visionary public intellectuals, and provide persuasive expertise in engagements with policy-makers and in the media. TNI also sees merit in building new generations of critical and radical intellectuals dedicated to serving the public good, providing a strong body of knowledge on which they can draw and build, and seeing knowledge production itself as a site of struggle.
Policy Makers
From local to international levels, and across the political spectrum, TNI provides civil servants and elected representatives with information and analysis on a wide-range of themes. We do this, for example, through co-convening informal policy dialogues, presentations to parliamentary committees, or side events at UN meetings. Wherever possible we work with allies. We want to ensure a seat at the table for those being advocated for.
Media
TNI works with media to amplify the struggles of movements, to give visibility to progressive innovations, and to provide a critical perspective on the issues of the moment. This includes press outreach, active social media engagement as well as partnerships with progressive media platforms.
BOARD REPORT
FINANCES
TNI is committed to the principles of independence, transparency, and accountability. TNI’s financial reporting was rated 5 stars for ‘excellence’ by the Transparify initiative.
What
we spent our money on
Where
we get our money
For a full breakdown of expenditures per donor see FUNDING AGREEMENTS ACTIVE IN 2022 below.
Income
over the last 4 years
Financial result
The result in 2022 was Euro 57,787 derived mostly from rent, donations and book sales, consultancies and staff secondments.
The 2022 result is added to TNI’s reserves, which therefore, now stands at Euro € 1.392.148. This constitutes 66% of the goal set by the Board of one year’s fixed operational costs or a survival rate of 241 days, representing 2% progress on the previous year.
The formula used in the Reserves Policy is: liquid reserves/fixed operational costs x 365 days. Liquid reserves are approximately 90% of the amount listed as reserves in our annual accounts, with the remaining 10% requiring the Institute to sell its building.
The ratio of current assets to short-term liabilities remains healthy at 151% .
Financial statements
Source: TNI Audited Financial Accounts 2022
TNI TEAM
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Fiona Dove (Executive Director)
Pietje Vervest & Ernestien Jensema (Programmes)
Denis Burke (Communications)
John Kerseboom (Personnel)
COMMUNICATIONS
Denis Burke (Coordinator)
Hilde van der Pas (Communications Officer/Dutch press liaison/social media)
Jorrit Stoker (Webmaster)
Melissa Koutouzis (Communications Officer)
Mercedes Camps (Spanish translator, USA)
Shaun Matsheza (Communications Officer/Podcasts)
COMMUNITY-BUILDERS
Jess Graham (Individual giving)
Nick Buxton (Knowledge Hub Coordinator, USA)
Niels Jongerius (Dutch movements)
OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION
John Kerseboom (Personnel Officer/Building Manager)
Albi Janssen (ICT)
Rin Stellingwerf (ICT)
Susane Sanz (ICT)
Katja Gertman (Bookkeeping)
Misrak Alayu (Front Office)
Stephanie Olinga-Shannon/Abby Taylor (Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning)
OVERALL PROGRAMMES COORDINATOR
Pietje Vervest
PROGRAMME COORDINATORS
Ernestien Jensema/Tom Kramer (Myanmar)
Katie Sandwell (Real Utopias)
Niamh Ni Bhriain/Martin Jelsma (War & Pacification)
Sol Trumbo Vila (Frontiers of Capital)
PROGRAMME TEAM
Tom Blickman (Netherlands)
Bettina Müller (Germany)
Brid Brennan (Ireland/Netherlands)
Carsten Pederson (Denmark)
Dania Putri (Morocco)
Daniel Chavez (Uruguay/Netherlands)
Gonzalo Berrón (Brazil)
Hamza Hamouchene (Algeria/UK)
Jenny Franco (USA/Netherlands)
Josephine Valeska (Germany/Netherlands)
Juliana Rodrigues de Senna (Brazil/Netherlands)
Lavinia Steinfort (Netherlands)
Lucía Barcéna (Spain)
Luciana Ghiotto (Argentina)
Ouafa Haddioui (Morocco)
Pien Metaal (Netherlands)
Rachmi Hertanti (Indonesia)
Satoko Kishimoto (Japan/Belgium)
Sofia Scassera (Argentina)
Sylvia Kay (Netherlands)
Tom Kramer (Netherlands)
Zoe Brent (Spain)
INTERNS
Arnau Quinquilla (Spain/Leiden University, Netherlands)
Bruno Palombini (Italy/Leiden University, Netherlands)
Leah Azage (Berlage Lyceum, Netherlands)
Lucia Martin (Spain/Leiden University, Netherlands)
Paola Scholte (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Simone Catalano (Italy/Wageningen University, Netherlands)
Woute van der Klippe (USA/Institute for Social Studies, Netherlands)
NEW SCHOOL CAPSTONES (USA)
Daphne Yeltekin
Lauren Philips
Timna Kliger
VOLUNTEERS
Gemma Rameckers (Gardener)
Nicholas Santiago Martinez Rivera (Researcher)
Sara Caminero (Future is Public)
Susan Medeiros (Front Office)
ASSOCIATES
Achin Vanaik (India)
Anthony Barnett (UK)
Ben Hayes (UK)
Boris Kagarlitsky (Russia)
David Bewley-Taylor (UK)
David Fig (South Africa)
David Sogge (Netherlands)
Edgardo Lander (Venezuela)
Francesco Martone (Italy)
Harris Gleckman (USA)
Helen Lackner (UK)
Hermann von Hatzfeldt (Germany)
Howard Wachtel (USA)
James Early (USA)
Jochen Hippler (Germany)
Joel Rocamora (Philippines)
John Cavanagh (USA)
Jun Borras (Philippines)
Hilary Wainwright (UK)
Kamil Mahdi (Iraq/UK)
Kees Biekart (Netherlands)
Lyda Fernanda Forero Torres (Colombia)
Manuel Pérez-Rocha (Mexico/USA)
Marcos Arruda (Brazil)
Mariano Aguirre (Argentina/Norway)
Myriam Vander Stichele (Netherlands)
Peter Weiss (USA)
Phyllis Bennis (USA)
Ricardo Vargas (Colombia)
Roger van Zwanenburg (UK)
Sebastián Torres (Uruguay)
Tom Reifer (USA)
Walden Bello (Philippines)
TNI COLLABORATIONS IN 2022
TNI gratefully acknowledges the time, labour and expertise of everyone who helped make our 2022 such an effective one – whether that was writing, speaking, editing, illustrating, designing, translating, interpreting, organising, strategising and/or advising. Apologies in advance to anyone who was inadvertently omitted.
Africa
Algeria
- Iman Boukhatem
- Raouf Farrah
- Selma Kasmi
Egypt
- Ahdaf Souief
- Ahmed El Droubi
- Amr Khairy
- Dina Kabil
- Mohamed El Baaly
- Mohamed Gad
- Mohamed Ramadan
- Mostafa Bassiouny
- Saker El Nour
- Sameh Shaker
- Wael Gamal
- Yehia Fikry
Kenya
- Andre Standing
- Ruth Nyambura
Lesotho
- Mamalefetsane Phakoe
Mali
- Almamy Sylla
- Mamadou Goïta
Mauritius
- Rachel Moussié
Morocco
- Abdelatif Adebibe
- Ali Amouzai
- Ali Aznague
- Amine Mohammed Abidar
- Charif Adardak
- Elias Terras
- Ismail Manouzi
- Jawad Moustakbal
- Marwan Elhajjami
- Meriam Mabrouk
- Mohamed Ed-Daoudy
- Mohammed Hackech
- Yacine Marzouk
Mozambique
- Dipti Bhatnagar
- Erika Mendes
- Natacha Bruna
Niger
- Rhoumour Ahmet Tchilouta
Nigeria
- Aderonke Ige
- Baba Aye
South Africa
- Boaventure Monjane
- Bobby Ramakant
- Brenda Van Niekerk
- Brian Ashley
- David Fig
- Dominic Brown
- Donna Andrews
- Lauren Paremoer
- Mark Swilling
- Mathews Hlabane
- Mercia Andrews
- Michael Kwet
- Naseegh Jaffer
- Ndivile Mokoena
- Nonhle Mbuthuma
- Patrick Bond
- Ruth Hall
- Samantha Hargreaves
- Suzall Timm
- Tauriq Jenkins
Sudan
- Elsadig Elsheikh
- Mohamed Salah Abdelrahman
- Muzan Alneel
- Razaz H Basheir
- Sara Abbas
Tunisia
- Ahlem Selmi
- Chafik Ben Rouine
- Ghassen Ben Khelifa
- Ilyes Ben Ammar
- Imen Louati
- Layla Riahi
- Maha Ben Gadha
- Maher Gouja
- Maroua Ben Amor Cherif
- Mustapha Jouili
- Othman Selmi
- Saida Charfeddine
- Walid Amara
- Wassim Abidi
Western Sahara
- Hamza Lakhal
- Jalihenna Mohamed
- Mahmoud Lemaadel
Asia-Oceania
Fiji
- Hugh Govan
India
- Achin Vanaik
- Amithaba Sarkar
- Amita Baviskar
- Anita Gurumurthy
- Anuradha Chenoy
- Ashish Kothari
- Benny Kuruvilla
- Deepti Barthur
- Kajal Bhardwaj
- Madhuresh Kumar
- Parminder Jeet Singh
- Sulakshana Nandi
- Vijayan MJ
- Wilfred D’costa
Indonesia
- Alhafiz Atsari
- Arie Kurniawaty
- Marthin Hadiwinata
Malaysia
- Charles Santiago
Pakistan
- Husnain Jamil Faridi
Philippines
- Annamaria Nemenzo
- Joel Rocamora
- Joseph Purugganan
- Josua Mata
- Ka Leogy de Guzman
- Lidy Nakpil
- Mary Ann Manahan
- Mitzi Jonelle-Tan
- Teresa Encarnacion Tadem
- Tina Ebro
- Walden Bello
Thailand
- Shalmali Guttal
Singapore
- Jack Qiu
Americas
Argentina
- Adriana Forondo
- Alejandro Gambina
- Antonella Gervagi
- Bartolina del Valle
- Graciela Touze
- Karina Batthyany
- Mabel Twhaites Rey
- Mauricio Forondo
- Nicolás Arata
- Pablo Cymmerman
- Ricardo Abduca
- Vilma Beatriz Diaz y Zarate
Bolivia
- Alison Spedding
- Esdenka Silva
- Juan Carlos Aluralde
- Roberto Calzadilla
- Marcela Olivera
- Maria Lohman
Brazil
- Ayala Ferreira
- Diana Aguiar
- Esther Solano
- Fernando Amorim Teixeira
- Ismael Cesar
- Julia Fernandes
- Leticia Paranhos Menna de Oliveira
- Marcus Arruda
- Moises Borges
- Paulo José dos Reis Pereira
- Tchenna Maso
Canada
- Harsha Walia
- Naureen Shameem
- Paul Martin
- Robert Ramsey
- Samir Gandesha
- Tamara Lorincz
Chile
- Alexander Panez Pinto
- Barbara Figueroa
- Claudio Venegas
- Clementina Lepio
- Daniel Jadue
- Fany Lobos Castro
- Francisca Pancha Rodriguez
- Gabriela Cabaña
- Ignacio Sánchez
- Katia Valenzuela Fuentes
- Magdalena Sepúlveda
- Rodrigo Hurtado Osbar
- Soledad Varela
Colombia
- Alirio Uribe
- Danilo Urrea
- Diana Ojeda
- Javier Márquez
- Juana Castro
- Lala Peñaranda
- Lilia Tatiana Roa Avendano
- Pedro Arenas Garcia
- Ricardo Vargas Mesa
Costa Rica
- Alberto Cortés Ramos
- Ernesto Cortes
- Karen Gonzalez
Ecuador
- Jorge Paladines
- Pablo Fajardo
Mexico
- Alejandra Lozano
- Mónica Montalvo
- Silvia Ramos Luna
Peru
- Antolin Huascar Flores
- Hugo Cabieses Cubas
- Ricardo Soberón Garrido
United States
- Angela Mahecha
- Antonia Juhasz
- Arun Kundnani
- Bill V. Mullen
- Chloe Henson
- Cindy Wiesner
- Dafne Yeltekin
- Darren Byler
- Evan Clayburg
- Garrett Lovelace-Graddy
- Harris Gleckman
- Ho-Fung Hung
- Howard Wachtel
- Irene HongPing
- Jaron Browne
- Jason Moore
- Jeanelle K. Hope
- Joanna Allen
- John Cavanagh
- John Feffer
- John Treat
- John Walsh
- Jose Bravo
- Kali Akuno
- Karen Rignall
- Khury Petersen-Smith
- Laura Flanders
- Lorah Steichen
- Mahmoud Lemaadel
- Manuel Pérez-Rocha
- Meena Jagganath
- Michael Barnard
- Mizue Aizeki
- Molly Anderson
- Natasha Lennard
- Patrick Barrett
- Peter Ramand
- Peter Weiss
- Philip McMichael
- Phyllis Bennis
- Ralf Ruckus
- Ricardo Jacobs
- Sara Mersha
- Sean Sweeney
- Shayda Naficy
- Thomas M. Hanna
- Tobita Chow
- Todd Gordon
- Todd Miller
- Tom Goldtooth
- Tom Kruze
- Tom Reifer
- Winnie Poster
- Yasser Munif
Uruguay
- Alberto Villareal
- Constanza Moreira
- Guillermo Garat
- Ivan Gonzalez
- Karin Nansen
- Karina Batthyány
- Lyda Fernanda Forero
- Martin Drago
- Pablo Messina
- Sebastián Torres
Venezuela
- Edgardo Lander
Europe
Austria
- Katerina Anastasiou
- Martin Konecny
- Theresa Kofler
Basque country
- Paul Nicholson
Belgium
- Axel Ruppert
- Belén Balanyá
- Cecilia Olivet
- Cornelia Maarfield
- Eric Vanhaute
- Gamze Erdam Türkelli
- Kris Vanslambrouck
- Laëtitia Sédou
- Martin Pigeon
- Nessim Achouche
- Olivier Hoedeman
- Pascoe Sabido
- Paul-Émile Dupret
Croatia
- Ana Vračar
- Ivan Klis
- Mladen Domazet
- Vedran Horvat
Denmark
- Kenneth Haar
- Mads Barbesgaard
Finland
- Barry Gills
- Sofia Hagolani
France
- Charlène Jouanneau
- Deborah Eade
- Denys Gorbach
- Flavie Roche
- Jacobo Grajales
- Johanne Fontaine
- Manon Plouchart
- Olivier Petitjean
- Thibault Josse
- Tony Fortin
- Romain Descottes
- Sylvain Audrey
Germany
- Fabian Flues
- Jochen Hippler
- Hermann von Hatzfeldt
- Martin Wolpold-Bosien
- Muhammed Al-Kashef
- Saker El Nour
- Sofía Monsalve Suárez
- Vera Weghmann
Greece
- Christos Giovanopoulos
- Deborah Carlos
- Jose Valencia
Hungary
- Agnes Gagyi
Ireland
- Angela Hegarty
- Fleachta Phelan
- Paul Murphy
- Peadar King
- Sarah Curran
- Thomas McDonagh
Italy
- Antonio Tricarico
- Daria Cibrario
- Franceso Martone
- Gianni Tognoni
- Giulia Bruzzone
- Magdalena Ackermann
- Michel Nori
- Nicoletta Dentico
- Raffaella Bolini
- Rosa Pavanelli
- Simona Fraugatorio
- Stefano Prato
Netherlands
- Amandine Van Den Berghe
- Annina Kaltenbrunner
- Ante Wessels
- Arnold Merkies
- Barbara van Male
- Bart-Jaap Verbeek
- Bas Coenegracht
- Bas van Weegberg
- Charlotte Braat
- David Sogge
- Diyar Jassim
- Donald Pols
- Ewout van den Berg
- Faiza Ouhlasen
- Fernando Hernandez Espino
- Gisela Dütting
- Guido Jelsma
- Guus Geurts
- Hans Rodenburg
- Hiske Art
- Ikrâm Çakir
- Jan Schriefer
- Jan Winde
- Jan-Willem van Rooij
- Jesse Oberdorf
- Jesse Van Duijl
- Jesse van Schaik
- Jille Belisario
- John van Mullem
- Joshua Paans
- Juan Lovera
- Julia Bakker
- Jun Borras
- Karen Paalman
- Karin van Boxtel
- Kees Biekart
- Letty de Keizer
- Liset Meddens
- Lorraine Smith
- Mariana Gkliati
- Marija Bartl
- Mark Akkerman
- Miriyam Aouragh
- Mirjam Vossepoel
- Myriam Vander Stichele
- Nick Middeldorp
- Petra Snelders
- Philip Schols
- Pieter Sellies
- Ralf Brandenstein
- Rene Danen
- Sadet Karabulut
- Sara Murawski
- Seda Gürses
- Sietske Huijbers
- Sigrid Deters
- Siobhan Airey
- Sophie Bloemen
- Tjalling Postma
- Wendela De Vries
Portugal
- Michelle Tylicki
Romania
- Attila Szocs
Russian Federation
- Boris Kagarlitsky
Serbia
- Anđela Janković
- Aleksandar Matković
- Zoran Svilar
Spain
- Benjamin Cunningham
- Daniel Díaz Fuentes
- Erick Gonzalo Palomares Rodríguez
- Federico Pacheco
- Fernando García-Dory
- Gonzalo Donaire Salido
- Joaquín Rodríguez Álvare
- Jordi Calvo Rufanges
- Juan Castro-Gil Amigo
- Judith Clifton
- Mariano Aguirre
- Miguel Urbán Crespo
- Miriam Planas
- Mónica Vargas Collazos
- Nuria del Viso
- Paloma Chen
- Pere Brunet
- Rodrigo Irurzun
Switzerland
- Dieter Lennartz
- Joseph Sycip
- Juan Tortosa
- Melik Özden
- Olivier de Marcellus
- Priti Patnaik
- Raffaele Morgantini
- Richard Hill
- Susanne Hagemann
- Thomas Schwarz
Ukraine
- Denis Pilash
- Dmitri Makarov
- Natalia Mamonova
- Volodymyr Ischchenko
United Kingdom
- Adam Hanieh
- Alix Smidman
- Andrew Cumbers
- Andrew Feinstein
- Andy Whitmore
- Ann Fordham
- Anne Alexander
- Anthony Barnett
- Ashley Inglis
- Ben Hayes
- Bertie Russell
- Bridget Anderson
- Claire Provost
- Chris Jones
- Christopher Simon
- Cindy Schaller
- Daniel Willis
- Dave Bewley-Taylor
- Dave Iglesias
- David Hall
- Deborah Burton
- Dottie Guerrero
- Dylan Underhill
- Fifa Rahman
- Giulia Simula
- Hamza Lakhal
- Hannah Hasenberger
- Helen Lackner
- Helen Traill
- Hilary Wainwright
- Ho-Chih Lin
- Ian Scoones
- Ian Wrigglesworth
- James Angel
- Jane Kilpatrick
- Jeremy Corbyn
- Jon Cracknel
- Julie Hannah
- Kamil Mahdi
- Kasia Paprocki
- Kate Raworth
- Kirtana Chandrasekaran
- Laleh Khalili
- Laura Stegemann
- Lee Jones
- Linsey Cottrell
- Liz Fekete
- Maria Ivancheva
- Martha Myers
- Martin Smith
- Meriam Mabrouk
- Milford Bateman
- Nick Couldry
- Phil Mader
- Rafeef Ziadah
- Richard Seymour
- Roger van Zwanenberg
- Rosie Collington
- Rowan Mataram
- Sarah Finch
- Shahd Hammouri
- Stuart Parkinson
- Tania Martinez Cruz
- Yasha Maccanico
West Asia
Iran
- Laleh Khalili
Iraq
- Zahra Ali
Lebanon
- Fourate Chahal El Rekaby
- Rima Majed
Palestine
- Wesam Ahmad
- Rafeef Ziadah
- Yasmin Haj
Syria
- Thaer Ali Dib
- Yasser Munif
Turkey
- Beyza Üstün
- Irmak Ertor
- Joris Leverink