Lusanda Madikane is a language activist, researcher, and postgraduate student passionate about African language preservation. She is the chairperson of the Xhosa Students Association and the African Languages Student Association, a Wikipedia isiXhosa editor, and a language trainer at SADiLaR. Lusanda also serves as a Student Parliament member representing the Arts and Culture Council. She is the founder and chair of The Woman Sorrows and The Nozizwe Foundation

Kgomotso Mothlabane is a 3rd year education student at the University of Free State, dedicated to women's rights, equality, and empowerment. With a year of experience, she amplifies women's voices in underserved communities and promotes education and economic independence. Her leadership fosters collaboration, enabling women to thrive through advocacy, mentorship, and strategic partnerships.

Abulele Jebese is a Bachelor of Social Science student at the University of the Free State and the founder of Abulele J Designs, promoting culture and heritage through crafted attire. She also serves as a media officer for the Xhosa Student Association, enhancing community engagement and cultural awareness. Abulele’s diverse roles reflect her commitment to personal growth and community development.