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.

Kate is a project officer at the Centre for Excellence in Rural Sexual Health, University of Melbourne. Kate designs and coordinates sexual health promotion initiatives for regional and rural communities, with a strong focus on workforce development and priority populations, including culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) and First Nations communities.

Am a Malawian public health professional and Regional Project Officer at MANASO. I specializes in community systems strengthening, HIV/AIDS programming and maternal and child health. With over ten years’ experience, i have led district-level initiatives, capacity building and service delivery improvements, supported by strong data analysis and program management skills.

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.

Micha Couell is a Project Officer at ACON working on Word on the Sheets, Australia's first digital SRH resource for LGBTQ+ women and TGD communities. With five years across harm reduction and LGBTQ+ health promotion, she brings a background in performance art, poetry and sex and kink education.

The Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia Educator Group consists of educations from the Sexual and Reproductive Organisations in each state and territory. The Educator Group continues to work towards our overarching goal: Optimal sexual and reproductive health and rights for everyone, everywhere.

Jingfei is a research nurse coordinator based in Melbourne with a background in nursing and medical law. She is currently completing a Master of Public Health at UNSW and works with Dr Carter and A/Prof Nathan on research exploring Australian women’s experiences of reproductive abuse and coercion.

P. Nunlai Flomo is a Liberian, a pastor, and a Monitoring and Evaluation specialist with eight years of experience. An expert in MEAL and data science, he integrates machine learning into community development. he balances technical leadership in data-driven policy with a commitment to mentoring others and fostering inclusive innovation.

Melissa Warner – Bachelor of Nursing, Masters Public Health, CEO, QPP – Over 20 + years experience in HIVand sexual health clinical care, programs, policy, and research across Australia, the UK, and Asia.

Bright is a community health promotion officer for the Asian Gay, Bi+, and Queer Men project at ACON. Bright leads community outreach, community building and research, focusing on culturally inclusive health initiatives and connecting with Asian Gay, Bi+, and Queer Men in Sydney.