Dr Kerryn Drysdale is a research fellow in the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW Sydney. Kerryn's current area of research lies at the intersection of social inquiry and public health, particularly in the experiences of health among LGBTIQ+ populations and people who use drugs.

Stephen Bell, a social scientist at the Kirby Institute, conducts community-based research in partnership with young people and other marginalised populations in a variety of settings in Africa, Asia, Pacific-Asia and Australia using qualitative, participatory and ethnographic methods to explore sexual, reproductive and maternal health, and other public health issues.

Heather McCormack has worked as a health communications specialist within the STI and BBV sector for over ten years. Her interests include health literacy, meaningful peer involvement, and digital tools for health promotion and consumer engagement. She completed this work at Sydney Sexual Health Centre before moving to NSW STIPU.

Anthony K J Smith is a Scientia Ph.D. Candidate at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW Sydney. He is researching clinician perspectives on prescribing PrEP in Australia. Anthony is broadly interested in HIV/AIDS, sexual health, feminist and queer thinking, qualitative research methods, and medical anthropology/medical sociology.