Kyle has more than a decade of experience building and developing programs that meet the needs of affected communities in both hepatitis B and C. Kyle is passionate about equitable public health and improving healthcare access for people affected by viral hepatitis.

A/Professor Behzad Hajarizadeh is a clinical epidemiologist and an NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow in the Kirby Institute (UNSW). His main areas of research include epidemiology and clinical management of viral hepatitis, particularly in prison, and among people who inject drugs culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

Jessamy is a Freo local. She graduated from UWA in 2006 and has worked at the Aboriginal Medical Service Derbarl Yerrigan for over 10 years. Cameron Taylor is a Noongar from Perth. He has been an Aboriginal Health practitioner for 12 years, with 2 years in sexual health.

I am a Noongar man born in Perth. Worked lived in Northam which is a country town in the wheat belt 1 hour and 30mins drive east out of Perth I started my working journey in health there where I worked in the AMS for 5 years doing mostly community engagement work, but I have found that I have a passion in clinical work and so I moved to Perth to work for Derbarl Yerrigan Heath Service where I have been since, I am always looking for opportunities to engage in my community I am currently on the comity for a charity called Leading Youth Forward (LYF), I have been in health as an Aboriginal Health Practitioner for 11 years now where I found a new passion for Sexual Health. I have started my new role this year in the sexual health team at Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service, my hope is to get this subject of health a normal topic to talk about with our clients when they come through the clinic.

A/Prof Thomas Tu leads a research group at the Westmead Institute for Medical Research focusing on hepatitis B cure and associated liver cancer. He also lives with Hepatitis B, providing him with unique perspectives as a researcher, patient, and advocate. He has established both HepBCommunity.org and Hepatitis B Voices Australia.

A/Prof Thomas Tu leads the Hepatitis B research group at the Westmead Institute for Medical Research and is a world leader Hepatitis B virology. Drawing on lived experience of hepatitis B, he is committed to translational research that improves outcomes for affected communities.

A/Prof Thomas Tu leads a research group at the Westmead Institute for Medical Research focusing on hepatitis B cure and associated liver cancer. He also lives with Hepatitis B, providing him with unique perspectives as a researcher, patient, and advocate. He has established both HepBCommunity.org and Hepatitis B Voices Australia.

Dr Elena Cama is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW Sydney. Her research focuses on experiences, impacts, and responses to stigma and discrimination among people affected by blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections.

Liz is an epidemiologist at Health Protection, NSW Health. She is passionate about infectious diseases and health system strengthening.

Loren's research is a professor at the Centre for Social Research in Health and her research focuses on stigma and discrimination experienced by people living with blood-borne viruses such as HIV and viral hepatitis and the impact of this on health outcomes and quality of care.