Mohamed Khalil Larhrib is a political science professional from Morocco. Born in Marrakech, he completed his engineering degree in Morocco. Throughout his studies, he discovered a passion for social issues and decided to make that passion his career.

He earned a master’s degree in International Relations and worked at the Morocco representation to the United Nations in Rome for three years. He is particularly passionate about education, believing it is the cornerstone for building economic growth. Some of his hobbies include reading, watching football (soccer), and spending time with his puppies.

Abyaaz Khan (he/him) holds a Master of Public Policy (with an emphasis on social and urban policy) and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology, Sociology, and Political Science, both from the University of Toronto. Grounded in his lived experiences in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Abyaaz is interested in unravelling the transnational nature of today’s complex global challenges. His research explores themes such as labour rights and circularity in Bangladesh’s ready-made garment sector, solutions to the ongoing ecological and climate crises, and the post-conflict restructuring of political institutions, with a focus on the Global South. In his spare time, he reads literary fiction and paints. He has also worked with researchers, nonprofits, and municipal governments in Canada and internationally.