Subhashini is a dance artist and academic from Chennai, India, now living in Ireland. Specialising in Bharatanatyam, she has presented her work at prominent festivals including the Dancer from the Dance: Festival of Irish Choreography, Clonmel Junction Arts Festival, Cashel Arts Festival, Scene and Heard, Chester Beatty Library, and the Imagine Arts Festival. As the Emma O’Kane Bursary recipient and one of the Dublin Weft Studio Artists for 2024, she is focused on evolving her choreographic voice to reflect her changing relationship with Indian dance traditions through cross-cultural collaborations. She is currently completing an interdisciplinary dance studies PhD at UCD.

Lecturer in Korean Language, with a specialisation in teaching Korean as a second and foreign language, Eunjee Do has also taught heritage learners aged 3 to 12 for ten years in Dublin. Her work focuses on curriculum development for Korean language learners and integrating cultural elements into language teaching. She brings a rich understanding of Korean language education theory to the project, ensuring that the content is culturally authentic and pedagogically sound.

Subhashini Goda is an interdisciplinary dance artist and an academic from Chennai, India. She has been practising and performing Bharatanatyam for nearly three decades and taught the dance form for over fifteen years. With a master’s in English literature and another Erasmus international joint master’s in Dance Anthropology, the core of her artistic practice revolves around traditions, transgressions, and memories. Her academic work centres on migration, identity and politics. She is currently pursuing an interdisciplinary IRC-funded PhD at UCD while actively pursuing her professional dance career with performances and workshops.