Over a thirty-year career, Anita Jung’s work has been curated into well over two hundred group and juried exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad. She has given lectures at over fifty universities, art centers and community centers in the past five-years. She is an alumni of the Arizona State University’s BFA program in painting and drawing and received her MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the graphic arts. Anita is a professor at the University of Iowa. Her work has been featured in over fifty solo exhibitions. She is a frequent traveler to India. She is a recipient of the The Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Fellowship.

Sujatha Sosale is interested in media development and social change in Global South countries, with a focus on South Asia and the southern Indian Ocean region. She has published in the areas of news and public affairs reporting about contemporary development, trade agreements in the news, national identity and news discourse at critical historical junctures, the political economy of the development of media technologies in colonial contexts, and media technology use in contemporary urban contexts. Her current research examines the use of mobile technologies in a remote rural region in South India.