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).

Annie is a PhD candidate at the Kirby Institute UNSW, an investigator on the TTANGO2 scale-up program and RART- Scaling up infectious disease POC testing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people program. Annie is a registered nurse and midwife with extensive experience in remote area service delivery.

Dr Kay Htaik is a sexual health physician at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and a PhD candidate at Monash University

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.

Suzanne Foot is a Nurse Director with a passion for improving access to care for clients by incorporating digital technologies to provide more flexible and client focussed engagement. Digital platforms enable clients to present ready for care, provide avenues for information sharing and promote health literacy.

Sarah is a Monash medical student in her 4th year, taking on an honorary research assistant role at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre.

Anita Brown-Major is an Occupational Therapist who is passionate about the recognition of all people as sexual beings. Anita has worked for 25+ years and has completed extensive research into the importance of sexuality (not just sex, but relationships, intimacy, and self-esteem) for people living with different abilities and bodies.