Grace Burton-McKeich is a research assistant at the Kirby Institute. She has an honours degree in Health Sciences from the University of Auckland. In her career she is driven to reduce negative outcomes caused by infectious diseases among vulnerable populations.

Nurse Mim links homeless and incarcerated people to Hepatitis C care with Kombi Clinic. She has led testing campaigns across Queensland prisons where over 10,000 people now know their Hep C status. She gets to wear a fabulous Hawaiian shirt and drives around in a bright yellow Van called Ruby.

Mikayla Napier is the Strategy & Planning Manager at the NSW Multicultural HIV & Hepatitis Service. With over 5 years experience in health promotion, she leads strategic and community-driven initiatives addressing HIV, viral hepatitis, and sexual health in CALD communities across NSW. Her work focuses on culturally responsive, collaborative programs to improve health equity and inclusion for priority populations.

Nicole Matthews is the Research Coordinator for the Connect C project at Burnet Institute, working with health authorities and communities to improve hepatitis C notifications systems. She previously led the CHECCS project, integrating health data into the Victorian Surveillance system. Nicole is passionate about health design and community-driven change.