Stacy Robinson has 20 years of experience writing and producing documentaries for television networks such as CNBC, National Geographic, Discovery and Disney+. She wrote and directed the Emmy Award winning documentary on “Ida B. Wells and the Birth of Gospel Music” for PBS and received a National Emmy nomination for her work as Co-Director of “We Are Witnesses: Chicago”.

She is currently Artistic Director of Kartemquin Films. With its legacy of award-winning documentaries (“Hoop Dreams”, “The Interrupters”, “Life Itself”) Kartemquin champions filmmakers who understand that documentaries are powerful vehicles for truth that can transform the world around us.

An Tran is an award-winning director and producer based in California and Vietnam. She is known as a creative producer committed to making ethical and collaborative content for impactful change. She is especially interested in amplifying the voices of independent filmmakers of the Global South on an international scale.

Sarah Stewart is an LA-based Story Producer, Archival Producer and EP. Originally from the UK, her work in includes Academy Award–winning, Peabody and Emmy-nominated documentaries.

Meg Griffiths is a Los Angeles–based documentary producer and director. She founded Universe Creative, a documentary production company, in 2017. She began her career as a journalist at the Houston Chronicle and later held a leadership role at Teach For America. Her work has been supported by the IDA, the Redford Center, the Gates Foundation and has earned a Pulitzer Prize nomination. Her debut feature, Impossible Town, premiered on PBS, and she serves on the Documentary Producers Alliance board.