Dr Warittha is a research fellow at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, School of Translational Medicine, Monash University and a Visiting Fellow at Kirby Institute, Sydney, Australia.

Tricia Reid-Moore is a PhD candidate researching sexual health behaviours and service engagement among men who have sex with men and women (MSMW). Her work focuses on improving HIV/STI prevention by addressing gaps in how sexual identity and behaviour are conceptualised in public health.

Benny Wirawan is a public health researcher at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney specialising in HIV prevention and social determinants of health. His work focuses on PrEP adherence, stigma and health behaviours with research experience spanning Australia and Indonesia, using community-informed approaches for evidence, policy translation, and partnerships.

Tiffany Phillips is a research fellow for Monash University and Melbourne Sexual Health Centre. Dr Phillips has a passion for health equity and believes in the value of research co-designed with communities. She utilises mixed-method study designs to produce and inspire outputs that have a positive impact on priority populations.

Timothy Broady is an Associate Professor at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW. His research focuses on prevention, testing, and treatment of bloodborne viruses and sexually transmissible infections, with a particular focus on addressing stigma and discrimination among affected communities.

dr. Made Yogi Oktavian Prasetia is the Medical Director of Bali Medika Clinic and a dedicated HIV/STI practitioner. An Udayana University alumnus, he focuses on providing evidence-based care while actively exploring clinical data. He enjoys observing patient and research trends and linking data to improve healthcare outcomes and programs.

Peter is an Associate Professor and Director of the Gay Men’s Sexual Health research group at the School of Population Health, University of Auckland. He leads studies on HIV prevention and sexual health to guide Aotearoa’s public health response, working closely with policymakers, community organisations and media.

Jessica Hill is Pacific Program Lead at Health Equity Matters, with over 15 years' experience in global health and international development across the Pacific and Asia. She specialises in community systems strengthening, organisational development, safeguarding, and locally led health programs, working with governments, civil society, and development partners to improve health equity.