Gladymar is an infectious disease epidemiologist at the Kirby Institute (UNSW). Her research focuses on how social determinants contribute to disparities in health outcomes among people living with HIV and historically marginalised populations.

A/Professor Gemma Crawford has worked as a pracademic in the Australian HIV response for over 20 years. Currently working in Curtin’s School of Population Health, she holds roles as Director, Graduate Research; Deputy Director, Collaboration for Evidence Research and Impact in Public Health; and Course Coordinator, Master of Public Health.

Anna Pierce is an infectious diseases physician with an interest in blood borne viruses and sexually transmitted infections and has helped develop The Alfred's HIV comorbidity algorithms. She is also interested in women's health, particularly that of women in midlife and those experiencing menopause.

Jeanne is a Research Fellow at the Australian Research Centre Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University. She is the project coordinator for the Newly positive: Experiences of HIV infection and diagnosis in the contemporary era study. This study investigates the experiences of people recently diagnosed with HIV in Australia.

Associate Professor Carole Khaw is a Senior Consultant Sexual Health and HIV Physician, and, Co- Head of Unit at the Adelaide Sexual Health Centre, Infectious Diseases Unit, Royal Adelaide Hospital . She is also Clinical Associate Professor at the School of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Adelaide. She is Past Chair of the Advanced Training Committee, Sexual Health Medicine, R.A.C.P. She has always been passionate about Medical Education and Health Promotion of Sexual Health and HIV Medicine to healthcare professionals, undergraduate students and the community. She has research interests in the areas of Sexual Health, HIV prevention, epidemiology and Medical Education. She has published in several scientific journals and presented in national and international conferences. She has been on the advisory board for ViiV Healthcare and Gilead Sciences. She remains strong at advocate for vulnerable and high-risk populations and continues to work towards ensuring that no one is left behind in the fight against HIV .

The Adelaide Qwire, originally established in 1996 as the S.A. Gay and Lesbian Choir, adopted its current name in 2001. We're a vibrant community choir where members, including those from the LGBTQI+ community and allies, come together to sing, have fun, and build lasting friendships. Our Musical Director, Jamie Moffatt, joined us in 2021.