Kevin Dong is a Health Promotion Officer at HIV and Related Programs, Western Sydney Local Health District, NSW Health. His role involves developing, implementing and evaluating public health projects and campaigns that aim to raise awareness of BBV, STI and sexual health issues, reduce stigma, and provide information and support to communities and health professionals.

Tenley Gillmore is the Policy and Development Officer at ACON - NSW’s leading health organisation specialising in community health, inclusion, and HIV responses for people of diverse sexualities and genders. Tenley has experience working in anthropological academic research, international development, and with non-government organisations, supporting and advocating for vulnerable populations.

Dr Anthony K J Smith (he/him) is a sociologist of health, gender, and sexuality specialising in HIV. His research draws on sociological theory, data justice, critical public health, and science and technologies studies. Anthony is Editorial Advisory Board member of Health Sociology Review and Associate Editor of Sexual Health.

Dan Chamberlain is a Senior Research Fellow at ARCSHS, working on Networks in Flux, a longitudinal mixed methods study of the Victorian Partnership between community, health, government and research organisations addressing HIV and HCV.

Professor Graham Brown has been working in and researching community led health promotion, social change, and evaluation for more than twenty-five years. His recent work has been focused on strengthening the role of peer and community led organisations, and the measurement of quality of life for people living with HIV.

Ciarin (he/him) is Burnett Foundation Aotearoa's Marketing Team Lead. For 3 years, he has lead sexual health campaigns promoting education, empowerment and destigmatisation for rainbow communities.

Benjamin (they/he) is a takatāpui (Māori LGBTQIA+) descendant of the tribal nation of Ngāpuhi. They are a parent, writer, researcher, community organiser and activist.