Daniel is a Research Associate at the University of Sydney & Northern Sydney Local Health District, having worked in drug & alcohol research since 2018. An investigator on the Feverpatch project, Daniel is also completing his PhD part-time examining access and availability issues for people receiving opioid agonist treatment.

Jessica is a Research Assistant at Sydney University & Edith Collins Centre, completing a Master of Public Health in 2023. An investigator on the Feverpatch Project, she and has worked with people with substance use disorders in San Francisco (her hometown) and Australia, alongside her background in Sociology and Economics.

Alice Pierce identifies as having living experience of drug use and is the Director of Programs at NUAA, leading peer workforce development, policy and advocacy, research, communications, and training initiatives. With a Bachelor of Arts with Honours and a Master of Laws (including a University Medal. Drawing on their own experience of drug use, Alice is passionate about community-driven harm reduction efforts that centre those with lived and living expertise.

Zachary is a research assistant working in the alcohol and other drug space at the Burnet Institute. He works primarily on a longitudinal cohort study of people who inject drugs, exploring their patterns of substance use, health and well-being, and health service access.

Ms. Haynes is a PhD Candidate at the University of Wollongong who is conducting research on women's experiences of treatment for opioid use disorder, particularly their experiences of person-centred care. She has been engaged in numerous other research projects through her work as a research assistant.

Baillee Farah is a researcher, educator, and advocate at SSDP Australia and UNSW Sydney, specialising in participatory research, harm reduction, nightlife, and young people. Oisin Stronach is a PhD candidate investigating methamphetamine overdoses drivers, and is an advocate at SSDP Australia focusing on improving access to accurate drug information.