Denton Callander (he/him) is a social and spatial epidemiologist. His mixed methods research in Africa, Australasia, Europe, and North America investigates interdisciplinary questions about sex, sexuality, and sexual health.

Aiman Rizal (she/her) is a PhD researcher at RMIT University. Her research explores social media’s role in sex education by critically unpacking the religious, social, cultural, and postcolonial history of Malaysia. She is part of the Reproductive Rights Advocacy Alliance Malaysia Youth Advocacy Institute and NSW International Student Health Hub.

Samantha is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with Professor Kath Albury’s Future Fellowship Project ‘Digital and Data capabilities for sexual health’. She is interested in how young people make sense of digital sexual cultures, and how this has the potential to shape norms and possibilities for gender, sexuality and relationships.

Rachel Wotton is a PhD candidate at Western Sydney University (WSU), Australia. Her Masters at USYD was on sex workers in NSW who provided services to clients with disability. She was featured in the 2011 documentary, Scarlet Road, and was a 2016 Churchill Fellowship recipient. Her website is www.rachelwotton.com

Sujith Kumar Prankumar is a senior research associate at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney. Sujith’s research concerns culture and difference, the social dynamics of health and illness and the ethics of care, with a current focus on gender, sexuality and health in Papua New Guinea, Australia and Singapore.

Joanna Williams is a PhD candidate at Swinburne University of Technology and the CRC Centre of Excellence in Automated-Decision Making and Society. She researches the production and circulation of sexual health promotion on social media. She has previously worked for IPPF, Bits and Bods and the Victorian Department of Health.