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Anna is a gardener, designer, and educator. She teaches and writes about growing cut flowers naturally, inspiring and celebrating connection with the natural world, community, and ourselves. Place, time, and purpose are central to her work. Inspired by Kettles Yard and Benton’s End, she emphasizes the importance of seasons, growing by the biodynamic calendar, and the beauty of the everyday. She shares her message through her work at Anna's Flower Farm, where she offers open days, courses, and private events. She enjoys collaborations and creating projects that bring people together.

Mrs. Scribbles is the family planner and scribe behind Savor and Scribble. She documents her family's experiences moving to and living in Portugal. She also shares financial decisions that have made their adventure possible, focusing on their journey to financial independence. Her writing covers topics such as Portuguese healthcare, buying property in Portugal, and navigating the residency renewal process.

Bizsasa is a platform dedicated to inspiring, nurturing, and empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs in Kenya and beyond. With a focus on the Kenyan business landscape, Bizsasa provides insights, resources, and support to aspiring and existing entrepreneurs. The platform offers publications, mentorship, tech solutions, finance coaching, business courses, and a business club to help individuals turn their ideas into successful businesses. Bizsasa aims to empower young entrepreneurs with technical and soft skills and support job creation across Africa.

Lertad Supadhiloke, also known as Tom, is currently teaching at his alma mater and working as an advisor, investor, and consultant. He was previously known for his work in social commerce, pioneering solutions and features in Thailand. He co-founded and led Sellsuki, a social commerce startup that was acquired by LINE, where he later led the founding of a social commerce platform and service. His past roles also include columnist, guest lecturer, and SAP analyst.

Sergiy Duras is a psychologist and software developer from Ukraine. His website functions as a contact page and a place for him to experiment with different tools and technologies.

Marcus is a Software Developer based in Auckland, New Zealand. He works as a Lead Platform Engineer at Halter. Outside of work, he enjoys computering at home and volunteers for the New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties. He maintains a personal website where he shares recent posts and information about his current media consumption.

Edmundo Ruiz Ghanem is a Venezuelan-American immigrant living in Philadelphia. He has a degree in Computer Science and a Masters from Carnegie Mellon University in Entertainment Technology. He works as a software designer/developer focused on user experience, particularly UI and playful experiences. His experience includes front-end and light full-stack work on B2B apps, and he previously worked at Airbyte, Grouparoo, and Drift. Edmundo is also an adjunct faculty member at Harrisburg University, teaching Video Game Design and User Interfaces. He has worked in the video game industry at Disney, Electronic Arts, Schell Games, and Zynga. He is involved with the open-source game development tool Adventure Game Studio.

Dakota Chambers is a software engineer and tech lead at Zendesk, working on the Engineering Productivity - Deploy Platform team. Dakota and their team build tools for configuring and deploying software to millions of customers around the world. Outside of work, Dakota enjoys running, biking, reading, baking sourdough bread and pizza, and drinking coffee. Dakota lives in Wisconsin with their wife, two young kids, and dog.

Zachary Kai is a space fantasy writer, offbeat queer, traveler, zinester, and avowed generalist. He is Australian and currently based in Kosovo. Zachary is seeking remote work. He runs Road Less Read, where he compiles his book notes. He also makes art and zines and takes photos. Zachary is passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of creative queer folk through words. The internet is his livelihood and lifeline.

Matthew Fisher is a systems thinker and explorer dedicated to creating clarity in communication. Through web development, storytelling, and digital strategy, he helps people navigate the world, and themselves, with more clarity and less noise. He is the Founder & Storyteller at Getting Unlost, creating stories of connection, clarity, and growth to inspire adventure and self-discovery. Matthew is also the Co-Founder of Rooted Insight, partnering with small business owners and nonprofit leaders on Martha's Vineyard to amplify their impact through strategic web development and digital marketing.

Chris Kreuter is a writer, podcaster, transit professional, and creative based in New Jersey, USA. He publishes a monthly email newsletter and hosts the podcast "Chris Deals With It," where he discusses frameworks and methods for overcoming personal, creative, and professional obstacles. His goal is to help others bridge the gap between their current state and their desired achievements. He is the author of "The Rainy River Bees" trilogy, "The Shortcut", "Iceless Earth: Episode 1 - Rozycki’s Navy", and the upcoming book "The Boy & Bus 13". He also designed the board games Epigo and Simpletons.

E.L. Guerrero is a media and software artist and digital accessibility person. They are currently ½ of Walang Hiya Zine Distro with Keet Geniza. E.L. Guerrero is a member of W3C and a contributor to Asian Food Dictionary. Previously, they were an Accessibility Consultant at InterAccess and a co-organiser of Our Networks. They are also an alumnus of SFPC’s Solidarity Infrastructures Winter 2024 and co-organiser of MozFest Zine Fair 2023. E.L. Guerrero was a P2P Distributed Web of Care resident.

José Antonio Morales empowers growth through fearless leadership and innovation, focusing on AI and workflow automation. He aims to level the playing field for small businesses by helping them work smarter and more creatively. José learns through trial and error, providing a unique perspective to his work. He uses tools like n8n, Zapier, Power Automate, NotebookLM, and custom GPTs to automate and modernize workflows. He also co-founded Aurora Coworking and Lincoln Island, fostering community and shared growth. José publishes newsletters like Automato and Growing Fearless is an Adventure.

Eibhlín F. O'Dwyer is a musician, creative writer, and linguistics enthusiast from Leeds. Describing themself as a 'bad minimalist' and a 'blåhaj friend,' Eibhlín uses their website as a central hub for their online activity, including a blog and links to other projects. They have had blogs in the past, but this website represents a fresh start.

Rube is an artist and educator in Silicon Valley. They work in virtual environments, simulation and game spaces. Curating art and game shows is a special delight.

Fran Tufro is interested in creating technology that serves humanity. He spends his time creating stories, music, and software. He is currently working on projects related to how programming is changing, particularly with the advent of code agents. He is exploring how to use tools like Claude Code and GitHub to improve development workflows, and is also interested in topics such as productivity, efficiency, and the impact of technology on human relationships.

Raymond Yeh is a 33-year-old software engineer living in Singapore. He left a corporate role at GovTech GDS to pursue the startup world. He co-founded Bluejay Finance (now Peek) as CTO and has since worked on indie projects, invested in startups, and consulted for companies. He documents his experiences with startups, family, and life in Singapore on his blog, GEEK.SG. He is the father of two children and is married with a dog.

Brilliantcrank is a creator of zines and online content focused on critical thinking and applying Creative Intelligence. They produce the "Everyday Field Guides," a series of four zines, and the ongoing series "The Dice." Their work explores themes relevant to navigating contemporary challenges and thinking differently, as noted by Steve Makofsky, SVP, NBCUniversal Creative Intelligence, who calls Brilliantcrank's work "essential reading for any critical mind."