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Tamiko Nimura is an Asian American creative nonfiction writer and a public historian whose work has appeared in Smithsonian Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, Off Assignment, and Zócalo Public Square, HYPHEN, and Seattle’s International Examiner. She has written a regular column for Discover Nikkei with the Japanese American National Museum for ...

Tara Dorabji is the author of the novel, Call Her Freedom, available for pre-order at Simon and Schuster. Call Her Freedom is The Books Like Us Grand Prize Winner. She is the daughter of Parsi-Indian and German-Italian migrants and a storyteller. Her documentary film series on human rights defenders in ...

I am a traveler, storyteller, and photographer from Indonesia. I enjoy capturing moments both visually and in words, stopping them in time and sharing them with others to appreciate. With my background in journalism and environmental studies, I believe in the importance of stories for a brighter and more sustainable ...

Trileigh Tucker lives near the Salish Sea in West Seattle, Washington, USA. After a career teaching college environmental studies, she is now a writer, natural historian, nature photographer, and artist. She’s published creative nonfiction about birds and people in About Place, Cold Mountain Review, Flycatcher, and the anthologies Women on ...

Vesna Jaksic Lowe is a Connecticut-based writer who grew up in Croatia. She runs the Immigrant Strong newsletter and has written about her immigrant experience for the Connecticut Literary Anthology 2023, The New York Times, the Washington Post, Pigeon Pages, and Catapult, and has essays forthcoming in the Back Where ...

Trained as an architect and urban planner, Vinita advances regenerative and restorative models that center the leadership of low income communities of color. She serves as Community Investment Director of Full Spectrum Labs, a US-based think tank, incubator, and accelerator, and on the board of the San Francisco Community Land ...

Born in China, I came to the United States when I was three-and-a-half years old and have lived in Chicago ever since, accumulating a great deal of memories over the years on the ‘L’. A recent graduate of Northwestern University with a double major in English and Biology, I am ...

Yoko Nogami, an interdisciplinary artist, was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. She resides both in Eastern Kentucky and Tokyo. She was the Visual Art Department Chair at Pinellas County Center for the Arts in Saint Petersburg, Florida before moving to the Appalachia region of Kentucky as the Artistic Director ...

Zeid (he/they) is an author, poet, and scientist from Jordan. After writing for almost a decade, they’re finally submitting their pieces to be published. And here they are in Panorama! Other poetry of theirs was accepted into Assignment Literary Magazine, In Parantheses, and Rising Phoenix Review.