Works as an Advanced Sexual and Reproductive Health nurse in True's Brisbane clinic and outreach clinics across Queensland. Project Coordinator for the Is It True program in the Darling Downs region.

Kuhanesan Naidu is a budding clinician-scientist currently serving as a psychiatric care manager at the National University Hospital, Singapore, and a postgraduate research trainee at the National University of Singapore. His clinical and research interests encompass public mental health, sexual health, and their intersection.

Professor EdmondChoi is currently an Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing, The University of Hong Kong. He has received substantial grant awards and has an extensive publication record. He was recognized as one of the top 2% of the world's most-cited scientists in 2021 and 2022 by Stanford University

A Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist with 18 Year experience in managing HIV/AIDS, STI and TB health programs in low resource settings. Has good negotiation and Communication skills; can adopt to any environment and does not dichromate according to race and gender.

Yasmin is a PhD candidate and clinical trial coordinator at the Kirby Institute. She coordinates the ‘Syphilaxis Study’, which evalutes the efficacy and acceptability of doxycycline as STI prophylaxis. Her PhD utilises data from a nationally representative survey to estimate the prevalence and knowledge of blood donation eligibility in Australia.

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.

Dr. Hao Bui is a research scientist working at the Center for Research and Training on Substance Abuse HIV (CREATA-H), Hanoi Medical University (HMU), Vietnam. She is managing a Sexual Health Promotion clinic in HMU hospial where HIV Pre-exprosure Prophylaxis is provided free-of-charge for key population in Hanoi.

MD specialised in infectious diseases and post doctoral researcher at BNITM. After years of clinical activities (infectious diseases, STIs, migration medicine) and a PhD in international cooperation, she is currently based in Madagascar where she conducts implementation research on neglected diseases and vaccinations (female genital schistosomiasis, HPV vaccination and covid-19).

Kate Raston, B.S. in Health Promotion, PGDip in Sexology, and Nominee, Young Australian of the Year. Co-founder of We Are W/M, Kate advocates for women's rights and dismantling stigmas on women's health. A survivor turned advocate, she speaks on gender equality, sexual violence prevention, and the importance of sexuality education.