Stephanie has worked as a data analyst at the AIHW since 2014 and has worked across mental health and tobacco, alcohol and other drugs areas.

Daniel O'Keefe is a PhD candidate and public health researcher for the Burnet Institute in Melbourne. His PhD research has explored individual-level needle and syringe coverage both in Australia and internationally.

Geoff Munro (BA BEd MA) has thirty years experience in education, training and community development with non-government and government services within the alcohol and other drugs field. He has managed numerous projects in education and community settings, including schools and sporting clubs, and authored a range of drug education texts and training resources. He co-edited 'Drug Education in Schools' and his other publications include book chapters and 25 journal papers on drug policy and prevention.

Ginny has been working in the community sector for over 15 years, including roles in the community legal sector, youth sector and the AOD sector. Ginny has worked at ReGen for the last 4 years and has worked on a number of different projects in the Education and Advocacy team. Ginny is passionate about harm reduction and empowering communities by providing skills and information.

Ashlee Curtis completed her PhD on offender rehabilitation, with a focus on factors that can impact on offending behaviour and subsequent rehabilitation. She now works within the Deakin University Centre for Drug, Alcohol and Addiction Research (CEDAAR).