Dr Megan Williams is Senior Lecturer in Aboriginal Health and Wellbeing at the Graduate School of Health. She has over 20 years’ experience combining health service delivery, research and education. Megan’s work occurs at the nexus of public health, criminal justice and Aboriginal health and wellbeing and is focused on Aboriginal peoples’ caregiving and health promotion strategies in the criminal justice system and post-prison release, to promote healing and reduce risks for re-incarceration, isolation and harm. Megan is a Wiradjuri descendent, and also has Anglo-Celtic heritage. She is a research partner for ‘Living Our Ways’ study by the First Peoples Disability Network and ‘Safe Spaces’ research by Mibbinbah Men’s Spaces health promotion charity.