Rebecca is a PhD Candidate at the University of Sydney. Her research aims to improve the lives of young people, with a strong focus on health equity and accessibility. She is motivated and committed to finding real-world solutions using digital technologies and actively involving young people in her research.

Allyson is a PhD candidate and Research Officer at the University of Sydney. She has completed a Master of Public Health (USyd) and a Bachelor of Global Studies (UTS). Her research aims to include young people in public health research that impacts them, focusing on preventing chronic diseases.

Marc Aloi is currently undertaking a Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney. He previously completed a Bachelor of Biomedicine (Degree with Honours) at the University of Melbourne in 2021. He has a passion for adolescent health and its complex interactions with online environments.

Sara Newton is a Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne currently working in the adolescent health space on the RAd Health randomised controlled trial. Her key areas of research are in sexual and reproductive health, with a particular interest in abortion and contraception access.

Dr Katrina Champion is a Senior Research Fellow at The Matilda Centre and School of Public Health at the University of Sydney. As Program Lead of Healthy Lifestyles Research, Katrina’s program of research aims to build, optimise and evaluate digital interventions to improve the physical and mental health of adolescents.

Dr Sandy Penn Whitehouse, is a Clinical Associate Professor Emeritus, University of University of British Columbia. Past Medical Director of the Pediatric Emergency Dept., and Provincial Lead for Youth Transition she has a strong foundation in healthcare services leadership. Co-Founder of Tickit Health, she aims to improve patients/provider communication.