Zsolt István Vódli is a secondary school teacher specializing in history, Hungarian language and literature, film and media culture, and English language and culture. He was born in Mohács and grew up in the streets of the former Jewish ghetto, where Miklós Radnóti was imprisoned. It is also where Hungarians, Serbs, Croats, Swabians, Jews, and Roma lived together and still live today. It is where a multi-ethnic, multicultural environment was completely natural for him, just like in Sopron, where he now lives. This diversity is what brought him to Centropa.

Éva Kardos has been teaching history, social studies, and German at the Alternative Economics High School since 1996, and has also been working as a mentor since 1997. Since the beginning of her career, she has been deeply involved in studying the history, traditions, and situation of minorities. Within this field, she is particularly interested in Jewish history, the events of the Holocaust, and their consequences and effects that are still felt today. She works at the Hannah Arendt Association and as an external consultant for the Haver Foundation.