Nadia Davids is a writer, theatre-maker and scholar. In 2014, she published her debut novel, An Imperfect Blessing. It was long-listed for the Sunday Times Fiction Award, was named one of This Is Africa’s best African novels, and won the Pan-African Etisalat Prize for Literature. Her plays, At Her Feet,
Michelle Constant was CEO at Business and Arts South Africa (NPC) for 11 years, until 2019. She is currently studying for her MPhil in Strategy at the University of Pretoria, whilst consulting diverse organisations on social impact and corporate social development, using cultural and creative intelligence and shared value tools.
Helen Moffett is an author, editor, poet, academic and activist. She has a PhD from the University of Cape Town, was a President’s Fellow at Princeton University, and has held post-doctoral fellowships at Mount Holyoke College, Emory University and UCT’s African Gender Institute. She has lectured as far afield as
Emmanuel Taban was 17 years old when he arrived in Johannesburg from war-torn South Sudan with nothing. He had only five years of education behind him. Today this former Medunsa student is a highly qualified pulmonologist, with a European Diploma in adult respiratory medicine. During 2020, he was at the
Coralie Trotter has thirty-three years of clinical experience in psychoanalytic private practice. Coralie initially did an Honours degree in Dramatic Art before embarking on her studies to become a Clinical Psychologist, and later, a Psychoanalyst. Coralie worked as a volunteer for the Detainees Counseling Service and the 702 Crisis Centre