Rajib Timalsina is an assistant professor of Conflict, Peace and Development Studies at Tribhuvan University (Nepal). He is phase co-investigator at Mobile Arts for Peace (MAP). Rajib leads Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) in Nepal which assesses literacy and numeracy for school-going age children. Rajib also serves as governing council member at International Peace Research Association (IPRA).

Bishnu Khatri currently serves as Chairperson of Human Rights Film Center (HRFC). HRFC is one of the leading human rights organization in Nepal that uses different art forms including video as a tool for education and advocacy regarding social and development issues. 

Khatri has significant exposure on research, education, dialogue, public policy and evaluation. He has more than two decades of academic and professional experiences in the field of child, youth, gender, social inclusion and other different issues. He is practitioner of Arts-based Methods in research, projects and initiatives. He believes in meaningful participation of community. He has been engaging in Project Planning and Management (PPM). He has successfully managed numbers of projects and initiatives in cooperation with development partners, bi-lateral multilateral agencies, International Non-Government Organizations (INGOs), UN agencies, universities and many others. He is also Practitioner Lawyer since 2001. He has numbers of academic and development publications. Currently he is serving as Faculty of Master in International Cooperation and Development (MICD)/Mid-Western University of Nepal, Chairperson of Human Rights Film Center (HRFC), Board Member of Human Rights Film Network (HRFN) and Executive Director of BIPAN Foundation.