Dr Kerri Viney is a Team Lead in the Department for HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) at the World Health Organization. She oversees the Department’s work on comorbidities and determinants of HIV, TB, hepatitis and STIs. Supported by a highly skilled team, she is overseeing the development of WHO’s guidance on TB prevention and care in prisons.

Dr Emily Shaw is a Consultant in Infectious Diseases and General Medicine with expertise in Tuberculosis. She delivers care at Hospital for Tropical Diseases and University College London Hospital and holds a joint appointment on the national TB Unit, UK Health Security Agency, where she leads on TB in prisons.

MAB is an ID physician, the medical supervisor for the Malmo needle syringe program, assistant county medical officer and chairman of the hepatitis elimination team in Skane Region.

Dr. Dauria directs the Just Health Collaborative, a research program dedicated to ending health inequities among individuals surveilled or impacted by the criminal legal system. Using community-engaged and mixed methods, her team studies structural drivers of substance use, sexual/reproductive health, and violence inequities, and develops interventions to address them.