Melissa Kang is Professor of Adolescent Health and Co-Head of the GP Clinical School, University of Sydney. Her research interests and expertise focus on young people's sexuality, sexual health, and health system literacy and navigation.

Grace Robin is a health promotion officer who is advancing sexual and reproductive healthcare access and health literacy. Within SLHD Priority Populations Programs and NSW Ministry of Health Pozhet service, Grace designs and delivers health promotion programs for priority populations, including international students, hepatitis C and HIV, and women’s health.

Anna is a projects officer at the Sexual Health and Blood Borne Virus Services in SESLHD. Prior to this role she has been keenly involved as a peer educator and youth advisor for the district around key youth issues, including sexual health and AOD harm minimisation for over 6 years.

Anisa is a Research Fellow with SPHERE, the NHMRC-funded Centre of Research Excellence in SRH for Women in Primary Care, at Monash University. She is an early-career public health researcher with an interest in sexual and reproductive health, particularly in abortion, adolescent health and the role of community pharmacy.

Jo is a Melbourne-based junior doctor and Master of Public Health candidate. Her interests span paediatrics and adolescent medicine. Her research focuses on child and youth health equity. Outside work, she loves food adventures, reading autobiographies and strength training.

Katrina Ferrara is a Health Promotion Officer at Family Planning Australia based in Sydney, Australia.

Susan Sampson is the Clinical Nurse Consultant in the Gynaecology Clinic within the Department of Adolescent Medicine Children’s Hospital Westmead. Dr Elizabeth Tee is a paediatrician and the Marie Bashir Clinical Research Fellow in the Academic Department of Adolescent Medicine, the Children’s Hospital at Westmead.