Collins Adu is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW Sydney. His work focuses on BBVs, STIs, and stigma among culturally diverse communities.

Smruti Raj works as a Project Officer at Hepatitis ACT. With a background in public health, Smruti is dedicated to promoting hepatitis education and awareness in various community settings across the Australian Capital Territory.

Sarah Tran is a project officer at ASHM focusing on hepatitis B related education and resources. Sarah leads the hepatitis B s100 prescriber program and works on national projects implementing enhancements to hepatitis B clinical care.

Marrianne Black is a registered nurse who has worked extensively in the field of Gastroenterological nursing in the Tertiary acute and outpatient care and is a experienced FibroScan operator. Marrianne has worked for over 8 years at the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ), as the Community Management and Treatment Coordinator for Viral Hepatitis, in the Love Health Program. This role involves working closely with bi-lingual community health workers supporting CALD communities, providing Fibroscan to, and assisting patients and GPs in the management and treatment of viral hepatitis, and as a liaison between Primary Care and Tertiary/Specialist health providers. Marrianne is also a member of the ASHM Nurse Advisory Group and the Australasian Hepatitis Association.