Is a prominent Ukrainian philosopher, writer, and journalist. He holds a doctorate in political studies from France and a PhD in philosophy from Ukraine. Yermolenko serves as the president of PEN Ukraine and is the analytics director at Internews Ukraine. Volodymyr is also the editor-in-chief of UkraineWorld.org, an English-language multimedia project about Ukraine. As a senior lecturer at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Yermolenko has authored several books and won prestigious literary awards, including the Yurii Sheveliov Prize and the Petro Mohyla Award. His work frequently addresses Ukrainian identity, culture, and politics, and he is a respected voice in public debates and international media on issues concerning Ukraine and its relationship with Russia and Europe.

Is a Ukrainian Jesuit priest, military chaplain, and political scientist. He serves as the chief military chaplain of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church and advisor to its head. Zelinskyy holds a doctorate in political studies and has been ministering to Ukrainian troops since 2006. In 2014, he became the first chaplain authorized to enter the war zone in eastern Ukraine. Zelinskyy has spent nearly three years on the frontlines, providing pastoral care and "authentic human support" to soldiers and civilians. He is also a lecturer at the Ukrainian Catholic University and co-founder of the Ukrainian Leadership Academy. Zelinskyy is known for his insights on the role of chaplains in wartime and his advocacy for maintaining humanity amidst conflict.

Is a Ukrainian human rights lawyer and civil society leader. She heads the Centre for Civil Liberties, which was awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize. Matviichuk graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv in 2007 with a law degree. Oleksandra has been instrumental in documenting human rights violations and war crimes in Ukraine since 2014. Matviichuk coordinated the Euromaidan SOS initiative during the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity and has received numerous awards, including the Democracy Defender Award from the OSCE in 2016 and the Right Livelihood Award in 2022. She currently serves as Vice-President of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH).

Is a prominent Ukrainian public intellectual, strategist, and founder of the Frontier Institute. He is a member of the Nestor Group, an independent expert group designing long-term visions for Ukraine. Hlibovytsky is also a lecturer at the Ukrainian Catholic University and serves on the supervisory board of Ukraine's Public Service Broadcast. As the founder of pro.mova, a think tank and strategic consultancy, he focuses on researching values and their impact on institutions in post-Soviet countries. Hlibovytsky has extensive experience in Ukraine's reform sector, working with civil society, local self-governance, and media. He is known for his insights on Ukraine's societal transformation, geopolitical challenges, and the country's role in Europe.

Currently Deputy Minister of Education, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the National University "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy" and Adjunct Professor at the Lviv Business School, Ukrainian Catholic University. He holds a PhD in Economic Sociology from the University of Cambridge. Wynnyckyj has served as an advisor to Ukraine's Minister of Education and Science and headed the Secretariat of Ukraine's National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance. His research focuses on post-revolutionary institutional design in Ukraine, particularly concerning concepts of dignity and fairness. Wynnyckyj is known for his analysis of the Revolution of Dignity and subsequent societal changes in Ukraine. His book "Ukraine's Maidan, Russia's War" was published in 2019. Originally from Canada, he has lived in Kyiv since 2003.

Doctor of Philosophy, professor of the Department of Ukrainian Philosophy and Culture of KNU named after T. Shevchenko. Academic Director of MBA Programs in Ukraine at the Edinburgh Business School.

Professor, philosopher, theologian, religious scholar and former sniper in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.