Jennifer Power is a Senior Research Fellow at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society. She is lead CI on the HIV Futures study.

Sally Cameron is the Senior Policy Analyst at the HIV Justice Network. She has worked in the field of HIV and criminalisation for many years with NAPWHA and AFAO. Sally has produced several important documents dealing with the over-use of criminal laws in cases of HIV transmission, exposure and non-disclosure.

Kali Kanivale is the policy officer at Scarlet Alliance. Kali has a masters in Social Work. Her work in the HIV sector involves understanding and responding to HIV through a social and political framework.

Melinda is a Registered Nurse with experience in acute care, primary health care and public health, has completed a Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion and a Masters degree in Public Health. As Clinical Nurse Lead - Nursing Program with the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine, Melinda is responsible for the ongoing management and development of ASHM’s Nursing Program. Ensuring nurses have access to high quality and relevant education to enhance their professional development and scope of practice is a priority.

Lisa is a senior social work clinician with several years’ experience working with people living with HIV both in hospital and community-based settings. Her work in this area led her to commence her PhD research, exploring how young people living with HIV relate to their health, services and supports.

Ines Bruss has worked at the Integrated Case Management Program (ICMP) in Department of Health WA for three years, with 20 years’ experience in the acute hospital system. Bernadette Gillespie is an RN and has worked at ICMP for 15 years, with prior mental health and drug and alcohol experience.

Asha is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW. Since 2001 she has contributed to numerous qualitative research projects on cultural and lived aspects of HIV, focusing on under-researched populations, including heterosexuals, children growing up with HIV, straight-identified MSM, couples with mixed HIV status.

Karen Seager has worked at ASHM since 2010 within the National Professional Education Division. She came to ASHM with a strong education and project management background. She has managed the development and production of a range of resources including hardcopy print and electronic materials.