Having worked across humanitarian, social innovation and private sector, Fiona brings multi-disciplinary experiences and skills to the team. Born and raised in Hong Kong, the social and political changes that took place in Hong Kong in recent years prompted her to re-think conflict and peace, and inspired her to seek new narratives in and for our community. Fiona co-founded Dialogue Hour Hong Kong with two friends in 2019 to explore meaningful dialogue for difficult conversation.

Jenn’s passion lies in accompanying the people who are changing the world to help them work and live with resilience and better accomplish their purpose. She is a facilitation, training, resilience, and peacebuilding professional with 20 years' experience working on peace and capacity building programs in Thailand, Southeast Asia, and beyond.

Johnson, Ching-Yin YEUNG is a Hong Kong human rights advocate, chairperson of Amnesty International Hong Kong, former convener of now disbanded Civil Human Rights Front, and former student leader. He works professionally as regional campaigner at the Clean Clothes Campaign, which advocates a workers-center, ethical and sustainable fashion industry. He obtained a LL.M at the University of Hong Kong, and his dissertation was about Foreign NGO Law in China. His areas of interest are civic space, business & human rights, mass movement, and digital campaigning. Johnson is a coffee geek and an occasional rock climber.

An art and design commentator, an installation artist, an independent curator, King was actively involved in arts policy and art/design curriculum development in Hong Kong. King loves to produce experimental videos, explore possible forms and approaches for installation art, as well as initiate collaboration among students, teachers, designers and artists through curating exhibitions and publishing projects. He co-founded theDesigns You Don't Know What to Do With Association and Community Museum Project.

King led the Art and Design in Education and Social Design Programmes of the School of Design and was Associate Professor and Associate Dean of the School before his retirement from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in May 2022.

Stephanie is a leadership development expert, learning experience designer and group facilitator, currently working for a global NGO where she focuses on trauma-sensitive practices in classrooms and organisations. She brings years of experience in creating innovative and immersive leadership programmes for participants ranging from teachers and high school students to NGO and corporate and staff in Hong Kong, Jordan, Oman and beyond. She is particularly passionate about taking an equity- and systems- centred perspective in all of her work, in order to create spaces where people can reconnect with their sense of agency, pursue a collective approach and spark transformative change in their communities.

Prior to founding Peace Generation, Teresa worked in journalism, banking and law. She has a growing engagement with peace, having completed mediation training, graduate studies in international peace and published papers on community security, impasse in peace processes and business and peace. She is also an adviser to several other civil society organisations.