Suriani Suratman is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Malay Studies, NUS. Her research focuses on gender relations and the issue of (in)equalities in Malay families and households and Malay ethnic identity and the (re)production of potrayals of Malays.

Nur Insyirah graduated from NUS in 2024 with a Bachelor of Social Science (Honours), double majoring in Sociology and Malay Studies. Passionate about encouraging discussions and sparking interest in critical social issues often overlooked or ignored, she actively pursued this mission through her involvement with the NUS Malay Studies Society. During her tenure, she played an instrumental role in the ideation and execution of a wide range of impactful events such as "The Deviant Shia: Fact or Fallacy?", "Managing Mental Health: Pills or Prayers?", "The Malay: Are We Destined to Fail?", "Islam 'Commodified': Preachers & Influencers in the New Business Model", and "Unshackling the 'Aql: Decolonising History, Language & Religion in Independent Singapore".

Rukhsana is currently studying Political Science and Malay Studies in NUS. She is also a student research assistant at NUS Libraries where she gets to spend all day looking through archives from the Singapore/Malaysia Collection. She spends her time listening to music, reading books and trying new cafes! She also spends a considerable amount of time working on projects and events for the NUS Muslim Society, the NUS Malay Studies Society and the NUS Political Association.

Diyana provides research and information services, particularly on Southeast Asia, apart from developing the Library’s collection and teaching information literacy. Her thoughts and musings can be found in Perempuan: Muslim Women Speak Out (2016), Budi Kritik (2018) and Growing Up Perempuan (2018).