Clothilde Goujard is a journalist based in Jordan, where she reports on humanitarian issues, regional and national politics, the environment, and technology. She previously covered Europe’s regulation of online platforms and artificial intelligence as a senior reporter with POLITICO in Brussels, Belgium. Prior to that, she worked for several years in Canada as a video journalist for Agence France-Presse and CBC.

Colby Pacheco is a program officer in the democracy, governance and media division at IREX. Since 2013 he has managed the implementation of the USAID-funded Civil Society and Media Leadership program in Liberia, U.S. Department of State- funded Syrian Youth for Tolerance program and the Syrian Dialogue on the Future. He also worked on the Kazakhstan-based BOTA Foundation.

Colin Earp is KPMG’s global digital infrastructure leader, global infratech leader/infra chief data officer, and global airports and aviation leader. He has over 30 years of experience in successfully developing and delivering strategy, portfolio, and capital project advisory. He has deep experience working with high profile clients across multiple industries and has worked across multiple geographies to help co-develop and solve some of their most complex corporate and capital asset delivery challenges.

Colin Meyn has been a journalist in Cambodia for the past nine years. He is currently an editor at Southeast Asia Globe, a monthly magazine based in Phnom Penh. He previously worked at The Cambodia Daily, where he led political coverage of the 2013 national election and its aftermath before spending three years as the editor-in-chief. Colin also launched Lift, a weekly dual-language magazine in The Phnom Penh Post targeting Cambodia youth. Colin has an undergraduate degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and grew up in Topsham, Maine.

Colleen McCracken is a volunteer for RESULTS, an advocacy group that creates the will to end the worst aspects of poverty.

Colleen O’Holleran is a program manager at Landesa, where she leads capacity- and network-development initiatives. She was previously at Engineers Without Borders and has consulted for development projects in Asia, Africa and the Americas. O'Holleran serves on the Board of Directors of Un Mundo and the Golok Scholarship Foundation. She holds a master’s in sustainable development from the School for International Training and a bachelor’s in anthropology from the University of Colorado.

Colm O'Molloy is a multi-platform journalist based in Washington D.C., where where he reports on North American stories for BBC News and other outlets. He has extensive experience of working in conflict zones, including Nigeria and Afghanistan. O'Molloy conducted extensive research into global kidnap and ransom trends as a fellow at Columbia University's Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism.

Colum Lynch is an award-winning reporter and Senior Global Reporter for Devex. He covers the intersection of development, diplomacy, and humanitarian relief at the United Nations and beyond. Prior to Devex, Colum reported on foreign policy and national security for Foreign Policy Magazine and the Washington Post. Colum was awarded the 2011 National Magazine Award for digital reporting for his blog Turtle Bay. He has also won an award for groundbreaking reporting on the U.N.’s failure to protect civilians in Darfur.

The Community Health Impact Coalition exists to make professionalized community health workers a norm worldwide. Members of CHIC and co-authors of this piece: Jennifer Foth, MPH, deputy director, New Country Expansion at Living Goods; Daniel Palazuelos, MD, director of Community Health Systems at Partners in Health; Carey Westgate, deputy director at the Community Health Impact Coalition; Mallika Raghavan, MPH, director of country engagements at Last Mile Health; Julia Bishop, country director at OnetoOne Africa; Michel Juarez is manager, Early Child Development Research Program at Wuqu' Kawoq; Ash Rogers, MPA, CEO of Lwala Community Alliance; Ari Johnson, MD, CEO of Muso; Serah Malaba, senior advisor to Government at Living Goods; Stephanie Rapp is global partnerships manager at Muso; Rebecca Alban, MPH, OpenLMIS community manager for VillageReach; Bénédicte Razafinjato, MSc, monitoring and evaluation manager at PIVOT; Jennifer Schechter, MSW, MPH, CEO at Integrate HealtH; Isaac Holeman, PhD, chief research officer of Medic Mobile.

Concerção da Glória Sozinho has nearly two decades’ experience in Mozambique’s education sector, including in primary, secondary, and teacher training schools. Since 2008, she has been director of ADPP Mozambique Teacher Training Schools and managed internationally funded projects to improve teaching quality, strengthen school management teams and promote inclusive education approaches.