Jacqui is a lecturer, researcher and sexologist committed to ensuring young people receive comprehensive, contemporary and engaging relationships and sexuality education (from home, school and elsewhere); have the ability to engage in consensual and pleasurable sexual activities; and can access best-practice support services easily, equitably and without shame.

Jennifer Power is a Principal Fellow at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University. Her research focuses on sexuality, sexual health and HIV. She currently co-ordinates the Secondary Students and Sexual Health Survey,the HIV Futures study and research on digital sexual health promotion.

Dr Andrea Waling is an Australian Research Council DECRA Fellow (2020-2023) based at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. She works across a range of research projects involving men, sexuality, and bodies; young people and sexual literacies, technologies, sexual practices and sexual intimacy, and LGBTIQA+ health and well-being.

Sama is a GP and Sexual Health Advanced Trainee based in rural New South Wales. He has a passion for sexual rights advocacy and adopts a human rights-approach to clinical practice. His areas of interest include psychosexual therapy and problematic sexual behaviours.

Linnea (she/her) is currently working as an Aboriginal Family Violence Researcher with an Aboriginal Healing Service. She has previously worked for government oversight bodies, in the community legal center sector and university sector. She enjoys working on projects that prevent and respond to, individual and collective trauma.

Kari Vallury is in the final year of her PhD candidacy at Flinders University, where she has conducted the largest known study of abortion attitudes and stigma globally. She works as a Senior Research Assistant at Children by Choice, and has a background in global SRHR policy and research.

Joanna is a PhD Candidate at the Swinburne University of Technology. Her research examines organisational experiences of producing and distributing sexual health promotion on social media. This research is informed by her work leading Bits and Bods, a sexual health web series aimed at teens, and with IPPF.