Lýdia Grešáková is a sociologist working at the intersection of feminist values, climate justice, and the critical role of art in shaping urban spaces. She has previously worked as a research associate at TU Berlin. She is a statutory representative of Spolka and a PhD candidate at the Institute of Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences.

Viktória Mravčáková is an architect and urbanist focusing on public spaces, spatial planning policies, and specific spatial phenomena of post-socialist cities. She studied architecture in Košice and at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague (UMPRUM), as well as environmental studies at Kyoto University of Arts and Design. Previously worked at the Public Space Office of the Prague Institute of Planning and Development (IPR Prague), and is currently involved in teaching within the Architecture Studio at UMPRUM.

Katarína Onderková is an architect and civil engineer focused on environmentally and socially sustainable approaches in architecture, design, and urban planning. An important part of her practice is craftsmanship and material exploration, which she develops not only in architecture but also in fashion design.

Zuzana Révészová is a researcher specializing in cultural participation, cultural policy, and urban development. She examines how ideas, narratives, and public expectations shape city-making and strategic decision-making. She has experience facilitating participatory strategic planning and developing economic sustainability models for cultural and community-based projects.

Kristina Roman is an architect, she holds a degree in architecture from the Faculty of Arts at the Technical University of Košice and has also undertaken academic study at the Technical University of Liberec and at Hochschule Wismar in Germany. Kristina works at the intersection of urban dynamics, urbanism, and so-called third spaces. Alongside architecture, she is engaged in ecological burial practices and occasionally publishes.

Zuzana Tabačková is a spatial practitioner with a background in architecture and urban design. Her work is situated between design, research and education. She specialises in feminist approaches to space making, participatory design, public urban spaces and educational environments. Since 2018, she is working as a researcher and lecturer in urban planning at TU Berlin.