Noha Atef is the founder of Torture in Egypt (“Al-Tatheeb fi Masr”), a web-based campaign to document and spread awareness about human rights abuses in Egypt. Egypt Today profiled her work in March of last year. Atef is also a contributing author on Global Voices Advocacy where she documents cases of Egyptian bloggers who have been censored, arrested, and harassed. She is @NohaAtef on Twitter.

Jillian York describes herself as “a writer, activist, Internet censorship combatant, and blogger.” She is based in Boston where she works at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society on the OpenNet Initiative and Herdict, a crowdsourcing project to identify blocked websites.

She has a personal blog, writes frequently for the Huffington Post, and is an avid Twitter user. In this interview Jillian mentions her post from September, “The Cupcake Revolution.”