Nteranya A. Sanginga is a Congolese creative whose multidisciplinary work spans writing, performance, and collaborative art projects. Their recent book From Birthing Waters and co-authored essay What the Atlantic Got Wrong on Congo – A Long Open Letter exemplify their engagement with critical cultural and historical narratives. As a former member of the Afrocontigbo Dance Company, Sanginga has performed in productions including Afoutayi’s Konesans, Leslie Parker’s Crystal, Smoke n’ Spirit(s), and Threads Dance Project’s Tapestries 4.0. They have collaborated with artists such as Won Young Mbengeni, David Gyampo, and Misenga Moukendi, contributing to projects that bridge performance, music, and visual storytelling.