Ewa Winnicka is a multi-award-winning Polish author and documentary filmmaker. Three times-winner of Poland’s Grand Press Award, she has written on social affairs for Polityka.   

For Angole  (2014), her book of reportage on Polish immigrants in the UK and Ireland, Ewa was awarded the 2015 Gryfia Literary Prize. The book was also short-listed for prestigious Polish awards for literary journalism: Nike Award and Ryszard Kapuściński Award. Her most recent book on Greenpoint, The Little Poland was published in 2021.

Alek Korab, who is based in Brooklyn, have already worked on projects in 19 countries and more than 30 cities.

Alek understands needs of the global and local audience. His scope is vast: everyday problems and changes taking place in the New York and Brooklyn communities, health, news, sports, travel, betting, global affairs, and the environmental sectors—both content and monetization.

He is Co-Founder of ETNT Health, MetroBET, Metro United Nations. Also works as Evangelist for Fabryka Marketingu.

Robert Nickelsberg worked as a Time magazine contract photographer for nearly 30 years, specializing in political and cultural change in developing countries. He is the author of Afghanistan – A Distant War, published in 2013 by Prestel, which represents his 25 years of work in Afghanistan. Nickelsberg’s second book, Afghanistan’s Heritage: Restoring Spirit and Stone, done in conjunction with the U.S. Department of State, was published in English, Dari and Pashto in May 2018. His recent project, Residents of Greenpoint, was started before the Covid lockdown in January 2020 using a large format camera and black and white film. Over one-hundred Polish residents have been photographed in the rapidly changing neighborhood.