Contributors

Covers how shrinking workforces and rising costs are redrawing the line between employers and employees in Asia — and whether the demographic and economic pressure landing on young workers is finally forcing power to change hands.

Explores what it truly means to be healthy in a modern world — from public health systems and science literacy to the social, economic, and educational forces that shape our bodies, minds, and communities.

Reports on healthcare access, mental health policy, and the medical realities young people inherit — from clinic waiting rooms to the systems that decide who gets care.

Covers how sports shape the way we play, compete, and see each other — from stadium culture and athlete activism to gender equity, youth development, and who gets to belong on the field.

Leads WYN's coverage of cognition, computation, and the mechanisms behind thought — human and artificial. Obsessed with the gap between how minds are popularly explained and how they actually work.

Directs all of WYN's social media channels and hosts 'Breaking Materials,' a show that explains material science in a way anyone can easily understand.

Covers the natural world and the environmental forces shaping Asia's future — from climate and conservation to the young people defending the planet.

Documents the frontlines of Southeast Asian climate activism. Reports from flooded villages and government corridors with equal fluency.

Investigates what's actually inside the products young people consume every day — digging into ingredient labels, additives, and supply chains to flag what popular brands would rather you not scrutinize.

Aspiring physician covering health systems, medical access, and the science shaping care across Latin America — translating the clinic into stories young people can actually use on their way to becoming a doctor one day.

Decodes how young people are seeing and shaping the world — tracking trends, reactions, buying habits, and the signals that reveal their evolving worldviews.

Covers the intersection of K-pop fandoms, internet identity, and how young Koreans are rewriting the rules of social belonging.

Embedded in Gangnam's startup ecosystem. Reports on AI infrastructure, platform power, and the young engineers building the digital backbone of Asia.

Cognitive science graduate turned journalist. Translates neuroscience and behavioral research into stories young people actually recognise in themselves.

Covers the generational fault lines opening up in Japanese politics. Believes protest is a language and her job is to translate it.

Writes about money, work, and the widening gap between what young people were promised and what they actually inherit.

Former hagwon student turned journalist. Covers the pressures of Korean academic culture, university access, and what education reform actually means for young people.

Third-culture kid, fluent in four languages. Reports on diaspora, migration, and what it means to be young and borderless in 2026.