For the last decade Rosaria has helped international organisations to imagine and develop meaningful learning experiences. Clients have including CERN, Geneva University Hospitals, HUG, Centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois, CHUV, University Hospital Zurich, USZ, Institut de Radiophysique, IRA. She has an MSc in Learning and Teaching Technologies (MALTT) at the University of Geneva. www.rosariamarraffino.com

Neelam Heera is the CEO of Cysters charity and a campaigner for improved menstrual health in marginalised communities. She founded Cysters after facing her own battles around diagnosis and care for PCOS, Endometriosis and PMDD. She saw first-hand the disparities in healthcare for people of colour and other marginalized groups, thus Cysters was born. www.cysters.org

Gani is an international creative facilitator and filmmaker specialising in short form online content, using a variety of art forms to create a safe space for connection, self expression and community empowerment. He's worked on a number of initiatives that explore trauma, social connection and reducing isolation and depression.  www.ganinaylorproductions.com 

Humie Webb is an award-winning EDI practitioner working with Welsh gov funded health and social care-based projects & issue-based youth work in schools & community settings. She contributed to Unite the Union's response to the Welsh Gov's Period Dignity Strategic Action Plan and works closely with the Trade Union Congress to deliver its Black Activist and Women Activist Development Plan.

Emily Stewart is a primary healthcare nurse and one of the UK's leading menstrual cycle educators. She is founder of The Real Period Project CIC and has worked with young people, parents, teachers, school nurses and youth workers, promoting period friendly practices in schools, universities and homes since 2016. She brings a brilliant combination of clinical practice and menstrual education to our team.

Kathryn Pratt BSC MSc PGCE is an educational consultant specialising in adolescent and primary education. She is founder of Soweni, a social enterprise project that reimagines education with a focus on personalised learning pathways to address individual learning needs and preferences.

Trudi Holden is a natural health therapist and experienced facilitator of women's circles, with a focus on sharing menstrual cycle stories. She is a shamanic womb healer, reiki master and trauma-informed women's massage therapist and founder of Wild Samsara.

James is a tech entrepreneur and seasoned tech executive who has built 2 companies from inception to exit. He has >11 years CEO and board experience leading global VC backed companies. James is passionate about fighting climate change and equality.

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Clare has worked in the PR industry for 25+ years, and now specialises in coaching ambitious brands on how to define, develop and amplify their stories.

Rich is a GP in Cornwall with a background in digital health.  He’s been focused over the last 8 years on the deceptively simple question - how can we use tech to improve the quality of conversations with healthcare providers? This has led him to his current roles of Clinical Director at Eva Health Technologies and Primary Care Lead at ORCHA.

Serial entrepreneur, award winning designer, and company executive, with nearly 20 years’ experience in successfully starting, developing and commercialising projects within a range of different sectors. Has a profound passion for natural history, technology, and philosophy, with positive environmental and human change a founding principle in every venture.

Simon is an international peace and compassion activist working with high profile individuals and charities to spread messages of hope. He is a keynote speaker and broadcaster, as well as having led many high profile communication campaigns for social justice. He has worked with HH Dalai Lama, King Charles III, HH Karmapa, Gandhi's grandson and currently leads the Compassion and Civility Index for the Mohammed Ali Foundation.

Jen works with groups of people from a range of communities and organisations, helping them to work together to solve deep rooted systemic issues. Jen draws from systems thinking and group dynamics theory to facilitate experiential group work that shifts both personal mindset and collectively held beliefs. Jen believes that systems can consciously and intentionally change and she holds the space for this to happen.