Jason Sarmiento is a Public Historian with an emphasis in archival management, historic preservation, and oral history. He earned his M.A. in Public History at CSU Sacramento in 2015 and became a Certified Archivist with the Academy of Certified Archivists in 2017. Jason created the Welga Digital Archive for his master's thesis, which is one of the original components of the Welga Project that became incorporated into the Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies. Presently, Jason splits his duties as an archivist for the Bulosan Center and the University Library's Archives and Special Collections department.

A Sacramento native, Sangeet Gill is an early career Public Historian with an emphasis in archives. She holds a B.A. in History from Cal Poly Pomona and is completing her M.A. in Public History at CSU Sacramento with a projected graduation date of Fall 2022. Sangeet has worked at several local cultural heritage institutions, such as the Sutter County Museum and the California State Archives. Currently, she is the Reading Room Assistant at the UC Davis Library, Archives and Special Collections. Sangeet is passionate about sharing stories from under-represented groups and raising awareness for historically marginalized communities.

Manny De Leon is a graduate student in UC Davis's Cultural Studies Ph.D. program researching the cultural diasporic formation of Filipinx Americans through the broader context of social media/digital enclaves. As an immigrant from the Philippines, Manny's research centers on the processes of hybridity and hyphenation that Filipinx Americans experience as they come to terms with their state-side identity. Having earned his M.A. in Asian American studies at UC Irvine, Manny continues to interrogate and consider the socio-cultural nuances of online renderings of cultural identity, transpacific circuits, and digital imaginaries.