Karine Dubé is an Associate Professor at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases and Global Public Health, and Adjunct Faculty at the UNC Chapel Hill Gillings School of Global Public Health in the Department of Health Policy and Management.
Olivia G. Ford (she/her; they/them), The Well Project's editorial director, has been engaged with HIV-related media since 2007.
Sara Gianella, MD, is a physician-scientist dedicated to advancing HIV research with a strong focus on women, transgender individuals, and underrepresented communities.
Ebony Gordon (she/her) is a dedicated Program Specialist at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation with a passion for reducing isolation, enhancing quality of life, and promoting connection within Black communities.
Gail Melissa Graham is an HIV/AIDS activist who has dedicated herself to the fight against HIV/AIDS since her diagnosis on April 22, 1997.
Antoinette Jones is a seasoned advocate who embarked on her advocacy journey in her early 20s, initially as a Peer Specialist facilitating access to preventative care and treatment for individuals living with and at risk for HIV.
Jennifer Kates, PhD is senior vice president and director of the Global Health & HIV Policy Program at KFF, where she oversees policy analysis and research focused on the U.S. government's role in global health and on the global and domestic HIV epidemics.
With a career spanning 44 years in the business of female impersonation Andrea Lamour has 58 Beauty titles to her credit. Most recently she was Crowned Miss Jersey Gay Pride 2024.
Krista Heitzman Martel joined The Well Project in 2009 and has overseen the expansion of The Well Project's online resources including the web portal, social media initiatives, the A Girl Like Me blog, and its mobile application.
S. Mandisa Moore-O'Neal (she/her) is the Executive Director of CHLP, an abolitionist legal and policy organization that operates within and around the criminal legal and public health systems at the state and federal level to craft just policies that amplify the power of mobilizations for systemic change that are guided by racial, gender, and economic justice.
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