Dr Brianna Larsen is a Senior Lecturer of Sport and Exercise at UniSQ. Her research focuses on menstrual and reproductive health, female athlete physiology and performance, endometriosis, and gender diverse healthcare. She supervises HDR students, collaborates nationally and internationally, and translates research into clinical, community, and educational practice.

Hannah Bambra is a writer, abortion peer support and reproductive health advocate.

Hannah Bambra (she/her) is a writer, peer support worker and reproductive health advocate. She has been published in leading Australian newspapers about topics including medical misogyny, the healthcare impacts of conscientious objection, and the need for trauma-informed fertility care. She is the lead facilitator of The Abortion Project's Naarm group.

Miranda Millen is a PhD candidate at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS). Her work explores how gendered narratives of victim-blaming and slut-shaming impact women's experiences navigating sexual consent, pleasure and wellbeing.

Dr Burry is a PhD graduate of the Kirby Institute, UNSW, specialising in reproductive (in)justice in the Pacific Islands. She has worked as a sex educator in Vanuatu and New Zealand and led research on sexual health, family planning access, and reproductive coercion across Australia, New Zealand, and Vanuatu.

Eleni Gabrielides is a Health Promotion Manager at Meridian in Canberra, with six years’ experience in sexual health promotion. She focuses on creating inclusive, community-driven initiatives that support engagement, reduce stigma, and improve access to care.

Rashmi Pithavadian is an award-winning health researcher and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Her published journal articles and chapters examine the biopsychosocial health of marginalised people with sexual dysfunction, migrancy and refugee status, and LGBTQ+ identities. She is also sessional academic at Western Sydney University and Charles Darwin University.