Paula has been working in the field of Indigenous health research since 1998. Paula is the hepatitis B program manager at Menzies School of Health Research. Through this role she has been privileged to work with many remote Aboriginal communities to plan and implement each of the hepatitis B projects.

Kyle is a project officer at Hepatitis NSW who has worked in the blood-borne virus sector in both Australia and South Africa. Kyle holds a Masters in international development and has a keen interest in improving access to the health system for marginalised people.

Emma arrived in Australia in 2009, moving from Devon, England. She has a Community Services background and has dedicated 15 years to supporting vulnerable communities, both here in SA and in the UK, the last 9 years supporting blood borne virus clients, including those within the Criminal Justice System.

Professor Carla Treloar is Director of the Centre for Social Research in Health and the Social Policy Research Centre at UNSW, Sydney.

Steven has over 13 years experience in the social work and community health sector, across areas such as homelessness and housing support, harm minimisation, fundraising, migration support, community development, outreach and advocacy. Currently AOD Workforce Training Project Officer for HEPReady and sessional facilitator on the Art Inside program, for Hepatitis Victoria.

Alisa Pedrana is public health practitioner and senior research fellow at Burnet Institute. Her research career has focussed on BBV/STI epidemiology and surveillance to inform prevention practice and policy. Her current work on Hepatitis C elimination is focussed on implementation science to strengthen health system, enhance health service delivery and develop sustainable models of care.

Nicole Taylor works as an Educator at Hepatitis SA, and has extensive experience working with a diverse range of workforces and community groups. Nicole has recently completed a Bachelor of Nursing and is keen to build her skills working in health promotion and community health sectors.

Morgan Dempsey is a Senior Aboriginal Health Worker Coordinator at Cairns Sexual Health Service, Queensland Health. Morgan has many years' experience coordinating and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers, including involvement in community projects, and is the ‘go to’ person in his community and for his colleagues.

Julie is the Harm Reduction Coordinator for Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN) in Townsville. Julie is responsible for coordinating the Hepatitis C Treatment Management Program and QuIHN Mobile NSP in Townsville.

Loren is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health. Her work focusses on risk practices and marginalised groups. She is particularly interested in the experiences of stigma and discrimination for these groups