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Kat Lonsdorf attended Occidental College in Los Angeles and spent her junior year living in Amman, Jordan. At Medill, she focuses on video and national security reporting.
Sarah Appel is a student in Information, Media & Library at HAW Hamburg.
Arthur Kropanev is a PhD student at St. Petersburg State University. He also works as an assistant at the international department of the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, SPbU.
Philipp Meuser is a photographer born in Hamburg. His work has featured in several national exhibitions and some international magazines.
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