Dr Corie Gray is the Project Manager for the Community of Practice for Action on HIV and Mobility (CoPAHM) and Acting Project Manager for SiREN at Curtin University. Using participatory methods alongside people from culturally, ethnically and linguistically diverse backgrounds, her research mostly focuses on HIV, STIs, and women’s health.

Curtis is a Research Associate at the Kirby Institute who focuses on HIV prevention among gay and bisexual men

Ela did her Master of Public Health from University of Sydney. She is preparing and facilitating production of HIV annual surveillance reports among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and CALD communities, analysing HIV data and WHO technical report and systematic review evaluating gaps in CALD data collection.

Simin Yu is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW. Her research focuses on HIV prevention, stigma, and access to sexual health services among migrant gay and bisexual men, aiming to improve health equity and inform culturally responsive public health strategies.

Dr Tobias Vickers is a Staff Specialist sexual health physician and epidemiologist based at Sydney Sexual Health Centre, with clinical, research, and policy interests on HIV, STI prevention, and health equity.

Bernard Saliba is a PhD candidate at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney, and a Senior Lecturer in Public Health at the University of Technology Sydney. His research focuses on HIV prevention, health equity, and culturally responsive strategies for engaging migrant and racially minoritised communities, particularly Arab GBMSM in Australia.

Dr Tiffany Phillips is a research fellow at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, School of Translational Medicine, Monash University utilising mixed methods research. Dr Phillips specialises in STI epidemiology and prevention, with a particular interest in health promotion and expanding access to health care.