Razi Jafri is a documentary filmmaker and producer. His film, HAMTRAMCK, USA, premiered at the SXSW film festival and aired nationally on PBS. Razi produced THREE CHAPLAINS which was broadcast on the PBS program Independent Lens and ROUGE, which premiered at the Hot Docs Film Festival. His work has been supported by the Ford Foundation, the Doris Duke Foundation, the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), and others. He has been awarded fellowships by the Kresge Foundation, the Knight-Sundance Fellowship, the Sundance Producers Fellowship, and the Sundance-Disney Fellowship. Razi has an MFA from the University of Michigan.

Katia is a documentary producer and director who has worked in the trenches of documentary production since 2005. She recently produced Carla Gutiérrez' FRIDA, the award-winning Sundance Film Festival documentary about the artist Frida Kahlo that is available to watch on Amazon PRIME. Her longtime association with public television includes co-directing, with April Hayes, the PBS film Home Truth, a ten-year longitudinal film about a Latina domestic violence survivor and human rights advocate. She also produced Kingdom of Shadows (POV) and The Graduates/Los Graduados (Independent Lens) and has worked with veteran journalist Bill Moyers on several of his public affairs television programs. She lives in New Jersey and is a mom of two.

Kira is an Academy Award nominated documentary film producer (Ascension 登楼叹, 2021). She is currently producing several films by artists and filmmakers, including AX Mina and Mia Bendrimia. She is also the co-founder & co-director of 爻 yáo collaborative, a multifaceted arts nonprofit supporting hundreds of different international creative exchanges since its inception in 2013. Through all of her work, she committed to redistributing resources and mentoring the next generation of artists, cultural workers & organizers.