Camila Carrillo Parra is a political scientist with a degree in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Los Hemisferios. Her academic and professional career has focused on the study of human mobility, the integration processes of extra-continental refugees, and the dynamics of peace in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as the democratization and internationalization of higher education, student movements, and collective action.

Cinthia Shammah holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Communication Sciences (UBA), a Master's Degree in Administration and Public Policy (UdeSA) and is a PhD candidate in Social Sciences (UBA). She is a member of the Environment and Policy Area of EPyG-UNSAM and coordinates the Diploma in Environmental Communication and the Diploma in Health, Environment and Territory Policies at the School of Politics and Government of UNSAM.

Silvia Bernatené holds a PhD in Education (UNSAM-UNTREF-UNLA), a degree in Education Sciences (UNLZ) and is a specialist in Educational Advice and Management from the National University of Córdoba (UNC).  She currently serves as Dean of the School of Humanities at the National University of San Martín (UNSAM). She is a regular professor of Didactics in the Education Department at that university, and also teaches at other national universities in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.