Tom is a postdoctoral researer at NDARC, UNSW Sydney, specialising in data-linkage and observational research on opioid dependence. His PhD examined trauma and mental-disorder impacts. Collaborating with WHO, UNODC and the EU Drugs Agency, he informs global guidelines and policies and now focuses on incarcerated populations and justice health services.

Anna Conway is a Research Associate in the Viral Hepatitis Clinical Research Program at the Kirby Institute. Anna’s research draws on epidemiology and social sciences to explore barriers to health and wellbeing at the program and policy levels.

Dr Ajeet Singh Bhadoria is an Additional Professor in Community and Family Medicine at AIIMS Rishikesh, India Dr Bhadoria is WHO GVAC member and has contributed to four WHO guidance documents as GDG member on viral hepatitis His research, with over 150 publications in journals like The Lancet Gastroenterology etc.,

Nurse Mim focuses on screening and linking homeless and incarcerated people to Hepatitis C care and with Kombi Clinic. As well as leading fingerstick point-of-care testing campaigns throughout all of Queensland Prisons, she gets to wear a fabulous Hawaiian shirt and drives around in a bright yellow Van called Ruby.

Yong Yong Lim obtained her master's degree in Health Data Science from the University of New South Wales. Her research interest is modeling studies in Hepatitis C and other infectious diseases. Her primary focus is on key populations: people who inject drugs (PWID) and prisoners.

Ms Yasmeen Akhtar, is supervising the nationwide HIV Prevention program for People who inject Drugs (PWID) and their families as Director Program and Implementation at Nai Zindagi. She is versed in thematic areas of drug rehabilitation & HIV prevention, harm reduction, reproductive health, and integration of gender for health transformation.

Samara Griffin is a PhD student at Burnet Institute in Melbourne, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on hepatitis C testing and treatment in priority populations. She has a background in disease surveillance and epidemiology.

Samara Griffin is a PhD student at Burnet Institute in Melbourne, Australia. Her research focuses primarily on hepatitis C testing and treatment in priority populations. She has a background in disease surveillance and epidemiology.

Bridget Reid is a hepatitis clinical nurse consultant working for St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne in Australia. Bridget is currently leading the C No More community corrections hepatitis C mobile outreach clinic. Bridget has a background in sexual and reproductive health and primary nursing for people experiencing homelessness.