Grace Crowley has worked in community and health based communications for 25 years. She is currently working at Hepatitis NSW as the co-ordinator of a state-wide viral hepatitis awareness raising campaign, and as editor of an easy-read comic magazine resource.

Timothy Broady is a Research Associate at the Centre for Social Research in Health (UNSW). He has experience in both qualitative and quantitative research methods, and research interests spanning a wide range of social issues. Prior to his appointment at CSRH, he held several research positions in the non-government sector.

Leith is currently undertaking her PhD with the School of Public Health, University of Queensland examining hepatitis C treatment among people who inject drugs. She has a background in psychology and has worked in a research capacity on a range of projects across psychology, social science and public health disciplines.

Jacqui has worked in numerous roles in the viral hepatitis sector including nursing, education, social research, and policy development. The broad focus of her work is on building the capacity of the health professionals to test, treat and manage the health care needs of people with viral hepatitis.

Tegan is the Harm Reduction Coordinator for the QuIHN Gold Coast. Tegan is responsible for the coordination of the Hepatitis C Treatment Management Program and NSP at Burleigh Heads.

Dr Matt Young is a GP in Inala Brisbane, He is also the co-director of the Inala institute of medical research and Cheif navigating officer of the Kombi Clinic.

Jack Gunn is the Stigma Response Coordinator at Hepatitis Victoria. He a recent public health graduate and has undertaken qualitative research with La Trobe University and the Burnet Institute exploring innovative ways to increase hepatitis C treatment uptake for people who inject drugs through pharmacies.