Denton Callander (he/him) and Teddy Cook (he/him) are researchers and activists focused on health equity and social justice for trans populations globally.

Kathy is the Head of the Biostatistics and Databases Program at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney. Her research area involves national and international observational cohort studies with a focus on ageing related comorbidities, and more recently focusing on health outcomes among women living with HIV.

Michael Traeger is a research fellow at the Burnet Institute with a focus on HIV and STI prevention and surveillance among priority populations.

Tyson Arapali has worked in HIV prevention and research for 7 years. He is a researcher based at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney. His work focuses on the determinants of PrEP use and how they can inform the development of innovative programs to increase PrEP uptake and retention.

Carol El-Hayek is an epidemiologist with over a decade's experience managing BBV/STI surveillance systems and evaluating public health programs. Carol's PhD research explored the use of machine learning for enhanced surveillance methods.

James MacGibbon (he/him) is a social and behavioural scientist at UNSW's Centre for Social Research in Health researching sexual health and wellbeing among gay men, bi+ and queer people.