Dr Graham Brown is an Associate Professor at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society in Melbourne. His research focuses on the role of community based organisations, peer-leadership and the health and wellbeing of PLHIV.

Rosalind Bellamy is a PhD candidate and research assistant the The Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University. She is researching the impact of writing as an intervention with queer young people. She is also a freelance writer and online editor at Archer Magazine.

Dr. Fisher leds the National Survey of Secondary Students and Sexual Health and is head of young people’s sexual health research at the ARCSHS. His work focuses on the intersections of sexual health knowledge, behaviours and educational experiences, both in and out of the classroom, examining the multiple ways young people learn about sex, sexuality and sexual health.

Paulina Ezer is PhD Candidate and Research Assistant at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health & Society at La Trobe University. She researches sex education in schools, particularly in the context of the national Australian Curriculum in Health and Physical Education.

Kai Schweizer is a sexual health educator with the Youth Educating Peers Project, freelance professional development provider, and postgraduate Sexology student. He has a specialist interest in trans and gender diverse sexual health, including dyspareunia, contraception, and HIV prevention. Kai is best known for his sexual health education work with young people and his obsession with Spider-Man.

Jenny Walsh is Education and Health Promotion Advisor at Family Planning Victoria. Her work includes The Practical Guide to Love, Sex and Relationships Years 7-10; Talk Soon, Talk Often: a guide for parents; Catching On Early – primary school sexuality education; and Gender Questioning – Trans Melbourne Gender Project & GLHV (2010). She is currently developing resources for international students.