Alexandra Lipa is a Senior Project Officer in the Sexual Health team at ASHM. Alexandra manages the delivery of ASHM's contraception education for primary care providers and oversees the development and maintenance of ASHM's contraception resources.

Katherine Holzhauer is a Research Coordinator at the University of Washington and Public Health – Seattle & King County Sexual Health Clinic. She works on research projects related to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of STIs.

Gianna Robbers is a Senior Research and Evaluation Officer with Family Planning Australia and has extensive experience with research in sexual and reproductive health and rights. She has a particular interest in bridging the gap between public health, international development and evidence-based research to advance the sustainable development goals.

Ying is a PhD candidate based at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and Monash University. She has a strong interest in diagnostic testing and sexual health. Her PhD research is focused on HIV self-testing among overseas-born GBMSM in Australia.

Natalie is Sexual Health Specialist and has many years experience as a clinician and researcher in Sexual Health. Natalie is currently the Medical Lead for Northern NSW Sexual Assault Services, works for NSW Health, Education Centre Against Violence, and is a researcher with Western Sydney University.

Nyi Nyi is a PhD candidate at Monash University pursuing innovative research in applying machine learning and deep learning techniques to detect and diagnose sexually transmitted infection (STI)-related dermatological conditions. His doctoral researchfocuses on developing automated image recognition and classification models to assist in the early identification of STI manifestations.

Ursula Biba is a third-year medical student at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles. She is part of the Global Health Equity Pathway and is interested in increasing equitable access to health care and improving care delivery for marginalized groups.

Teralynn Ludwick is a public health researcher with a focus on health services research and evaluation. She is currently a Research Fellow at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health and is managing the co-design and implementation research of Victoria, Australia’s first online sexual health clinic

Dr Kevin Martin is undertaking a PhD registered at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. He is based in Zimbabwe, where his research focusses on the integration of aetiological approaches to STI management into public sector health services for pregnant women.

Dr Rachel Burdon is currently a Senior Staff Specialist and is the Deputy Director for the Sydney Local Health District Department of Sexual Health Medicine. Prior to this she worked as a GP in a high HIV caseload general practice in Darlinghurst and has worked internationally for NGOs and multilateral partners to support the scale up of HIV prevention, care and treatment services in Vietnam and Papua New Guinea. She is passionate about providing client centred, equitable and accessible HIV and Sexual Health Prevention, Care and Treatment services.

Louise is a medical epidemiologist and co-leads the National STI POCT program (TTANGO3). Joshua is the Sexual Health and BBV Program Officer supporting Aboriginal community-controlled health services to raise STI awareness and improve patient outcomes including through point-of-care testing. He is a member of the First Nations POCT Leaders Group.