Dr Sandra Sunjic has worked in the Drug & Alcohol field for more than 30 years. She has extensive clinical, management, research, education, service development, and evaluation experience. In 1999, she was awarded the inaugural Tedd Noffs Award for Excellence in Outstanding Contribution as an Individual (in D&A field).

A/Prof Clark is medical director of the Medically Supervised Injecting Room at North Richmond Community Health, and head of addiction medicine at Royal Melbourne Hospital. He has >20yrs experience working with PWID, including 10yrs with the WHO in Geneva, and as clinical director of drug and alcohol services, South Australia

Victoria Kostadinov is a Senior Research Officer and PhD candidate at NCETA, Flinders University. She holds a Masters Degree in Organisational Psychology. Victoria’s primary research interests lie in the social determinants of alcohol and drug use, and particularly the role of the workplace.

Grace Oh is the WA Naloxone Program state-wide co-ordinator with the Mental Health Commission and is passionate about harm reduction, early warning systems and drug checking.

Seraina Agramunt is a research associate at NDRI and has a strong interest in illicit drug use, harm reduction, and availability of take-home naloxone. Grace Oh is the WA Naloxone Program state-wide co-ordinator with the Mental Health Commission and is passionate about harm reduction, early warning systems and drug checking.

Kate Hocknull is a Clinical Nurse Consultant and Mental Health Nurse Coordinator for the Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre. Kate has over 10 years experience working with clients with who experience co-occurring health issues.

I'm a senior social worker from the Assertive Community Management team within the South Eastern Sydney Local Health District D&A Service. I have over 15 years’ experience working in the fields of drug & alcohol, sexual assault & mental health as a social worker in both hospital and community settings.