Janet Weston (LSHTM) is a historian of health and law, and Director of the Centre for History in Public Health. She is the Public Health Humanities Network lead at LSHTM.

Amanda Caleb is professor of medical humanities at the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, Pennsylvania.

John Coggon is professor of law at the University of Bristol, researching the intersections of law, policy, and health, and ethics advisor to the World Health Organisation.

Hannah Elizabeth is a cultural historian of sexuality, emotions, and childhood.

Allan González Estrada is professor of philosophy and bioethics at Universidad Nactional Costa Rica.

Rebecca Garden is associate professor of public health at SUNY Upstate Medical University, with research expertise in literary studies and disability studies.

Thomas Hehlmann is lecturer in public health and health literacy at the University of Bremen, developing the first health humanities course in Germany.

Adil Javed is CEO and Artistic Director of Alchemy Arts, a social enterprise aiming to empower communities through arts and creativity.

Haejoo Kim is Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature at Seoul National University, with a focus on Victorian ‘alternative health’ practices and opposition to mainstream medicine.

Samia Latif is a public health consultant at the UK Health Security Agency, Assistant Academic Registrar at the UK Faculty of Public Health, and is passionate about promoting health through the arts. 

Gabriel Lawson is a Research Associate at the Policy Institute, King’s College London, working on policy relating to mental health. 

Conor Macis is a PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of Bristol, working on global health law and antimicrobial resistance. 

Gareth Millward is a historian of health and welfare policy at the University of Southern Denmark.

Michelle Moncrieffe is a lecturer in the English Department at the University of Maryland, and leads the NAME Project which uses narrative research to address racism in dental care.

Manon Parry is a historian of medicine at University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and an exhibition curator.

Savita Rani is a physician training in public health and preventive medicine in Canada, with a personal visual arts and writing practice.

Hattie Ruysen is a midwife, researcher, and PhD candidate at LSHTM.

Lise Saffran is a consultant and associate teaching professor at the University of Missouri, with a background in public health and creative writing; narrative and storytelling.

Farhang Tahzib is the chair of UK Faculty of Public Health committee on ethics and law.

Carla Tsampiras is a historian and Senior Lecturer in the Primary Health Care Directorate at the University of Cape Town.

Erica is a historian and anthropologist with two decades of experience working on community-based public health, health systems development, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and the politics of knowledge in health research.