Ehab is a medical doctor specialized in Medical Epidemiology, and for more than 25 years conducted infectious disease research, prevention and treatment. He has extensive experience in advocating for, developing, and implementing public health policies and programs, with particular focus on health of people in prisons at global, regional and country levels.

Amy Zheng is a post-doctoral research fellow. Her research is focused on tuberculosis and HIV among vulnerable populations.

Lena Faust is an infectious disease epidemiologist interested in the carceral setting as a social/environmental determinant of health. Her postdoctoral work, focusing on prisons, has spanned tuberculosis (at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) and more recently STBBIs (at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre).

Amy Zheng's research is focused on leveraging novel epidemiological methods to understand the risk of tuberculosis among vulnerable populations including people who are incarcerated.

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.