Jeanette is the Community Outreach Nurse with Hepatitis Queensland. She provides support to General Practice and works across initiatives such as the Be Liver Smart project. She has extensive experience across the nursing sector having worked for eight years in community practice after working as a midwife.

Dr Lise Lafferty is a Research Fellow at UNSW Sydney with positions at Centre for Social Research in Health and The Kirby Institute. Her research interests include lived experiences of people living with chronic illnesses (with a focus on people in prison living with HCV) and addressing barriers to care.

Charles has worked in Australia as Programs Manager / Acting EO at Harm Reduction Victoria and, since 2018, as Deputy CEO at NUAA. In his native New Zealand, he spent more than 15 years improving the health and well-being of, and developing effective peer-led services for, people who inject drugs nationwide. His main passion is harm reduction and dedicates his entire professional career to promoting the lives and human rights of people who use and inject illicit drugs, including the championing of low-barrier, accessible drug treatment options.

Esha Leyden is a Peer Harm Reduction Worker at the Queensland Injectors Health Network. They provide support and education to people on hepatitis C and the safer use of injecting drugs. They have lived experience of hepatitis C and treatment and know how to support our clients with Hep C

Lianying (Nellie) He is a Chinese bilingual health worker at Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland. She completed her a Bachelor Degree of Nursing in China and a Master Degree of Social Worker in Australia.

Tam has been working with Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland as the Vietnamese Community Bilingual Health Worker for nearly 3 years. He obtained his Bachelor Degree of Medicine in Vietnamese, and Bachelor of Nursing and Master of Public Health in Australia.