Natasha is a Senior Research Fellow & Clinical Psychologist from University of Queensland, Faculty of Medicine, Child Health Research Centre. Her research is focused on prevention, assessment, diagnosis and treatment of FASD.

Dr Qian is the Research Project Officer at the ISLHD Drug and Alcohol Service. She has coordinated more than 30 drug and alcohol research projects. Her research is multidisciplinary in nature and is published in fields of drug and alcohol, health informatics, health services research and nursing management.

Melissa is a research coordinator with HNELHD Drug and Alcohol Services. Her PhD focused on tobacco treatments for maternal substance use populations and is currently managing a vaporised nicotine treatment for OAT clients. She is a provisional psychologist and tobacco treatment specialist with interests in youth vaping and TMS treatment.

Izabel works in the Clinical Policy and Engagement Team in the Centre for Population Health, NSW Ministry of Health. She has Bachelors degrees in Law and Psychology, and a Masters in Public Health. Izabel has 10 years experience in health program management including internationally with the UNODC, and private organisations.

Delyse Hutchinson is a Clinical Psychologist and NHMRC Leadership Fellow. Her major research interest is in understanding the developmental origins of mental and behavioural disorders. She has a particular interest in understanding the causes and consequences of alcohol and other substance use exposure on development.

Elizabeth Elliott is a Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of Sydney and Consultant Paediatrician at the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, Westmead. She heads the NSW FASD Assessment Service, FASD Hub Australia, and FASD Australian Registry, and Chairs the National FASD Advisory Group.

Policy and Research Manager, Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education. Aimee is responsible for researching and advising on alcohol policy. She is currently leading a portfolio of work on digital marketing by harmful industries such as alcohol, gambling and highly processed unhealthy foods, exploring potential avenues for regulation in this space.

Anita undertakes research in the field of FASD at the University of Otago, where she has been since 1999. She actively contributes to media, blogs and podcasts in the hope of seeing positive changes for families where FASD is an issue. She is a caregiver of a youth with FASD.

Kelly McNamara is a clinician researcher, undertaking a PhD at the University of Sydney and is the final year of training in obstetrics and gynaecology with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists at Gosford Hospital. Kelly is a conjoint lecturer at the University of Newcastle.

Dr Zoe Walter is a Lecturer in Health Psychology at The University of Queensland. Research interests include transdiagnostic risk and protective factors (such as emotion regulation, social support, group belonging) on mental health, substance use, and other health behaviours.