Dr Simone Craig (she/her) is a GP and Lecturer in the Doctors in Secondary Schools Program, University of Melbourne. She has expertise in working with young people in multiple Youth Health settings and mainstream GP, with research interests in building and supporting quality collaborative models of care for young people.

Megan is a GP who grew up in Townsville and has established her career there. She studied at James Cook University, graduating in 2015, then worked at the Townsville Hospital and Charters Towers Hospital before moving in to general practice. Her interests include sexual health and women's health.

Georgia Carr is a Research Fellow in the Institute for Communication in Healthcare at The Australian National University and in the General Practice Clinical School at The University of Sydney. Her research is in health communication and educational linguistics with a focus on sex education, health and media.

Dr Ashok Doraiswamy is a Public Health Advanced Trainee currently working in Sydney Local Health District with the Community Paediatrics Department. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and is affiliated with The University of Sydney as a Clinical Lecturer.

Camille Schloeffel is a Churchill Fellow, not-for-profit founder, social worker and advocate. Camille’s Fellowship explored ways activists and universities can work together to prevent sexual violence on campus. As a survivor herself, she is passionate about supporting others to share their truths, building communities of care and leading collective action.

Jacqui is a Senior Research Fellow and Lecturer at Curtin University, Courses Coordinator of their postgraduate Sexology Program, and Vice-President of the Australian Association for Adolescent Health. Jacqui's research is focused on evidence-based delivery of comprehensive relationships and sexuality education, and associated workforce development.