Olivia (she/her) has a masters degree in gender from The London School of Economics, and returned to Tāmaki Makaurau in 2022, after living in New York and London. Her academic research has looked at women's experiences of painful sex and seeking medical support, and at how fat women navigate sex and sexuality. Liv joined STIEF in 2023 and also teaches healthy relationships and consent focused workshops in schools. She cares deeply about providing diverse, accessible information about sex and relationships. Alongside this mahi, Liv is a spoken word poet and theatre maker who has toured multiple shows around Aotearoa. 

Katie is a nurse practitioner, with a special interest in Sexual and Reproductive Health. She has been nursing since 2010 and has a background in Emergency medicine, Sexual Health, Youth Health, Sexual Assault care, Primary Health and Gynaecology. She is committed to the ongoing pursuit of excellence in the provision of Sexual and Reproductive Health in Aotearoa New Zealand. She serves on multiple boards relating to sexual and reproductive health care and is engaged in post graduate studies (much to the chagrin of her long suffering partner who isn't sure she will ever stop). She currently lives in Auckland with her partner and son.

Jackie (she/her) is a medical student who hails from Whanganui and now resides in beautiful Ōtautahi Christchurch. She finished her 5th year of medical school in 2023 and is currently pursuing a BMedSc(Hons) with Professor Suetonia Green as her supervisor. Jackie became involved with ‘Just the Facts’ due to her passion for equity-based healthcare and science communication. She is also involved with ‘Project Kainga’, aimed at building climate change resilience in the wider Ōpōtiki region, and is the Treasurer for the New Zealand Medical Students Association (NZMSA). On the weekends you can find Jackie (slowly) running along the Avon or reading a book in any patch of sunshine she can find.

Kat (she/her) is a creative and communications specialist based in Tāmaki Makaurau. Originally from Pōneke Wellington, she brings a background in brand strategy and creative direction, having worked across a range of non-profits and creative agencies. Her work is guided by a strong interest in accessible and inclusive storytelling, especially serving young people, wāhine and the queer community. Outside of mahi, Kat is also an actor (currently training at The Actors’ Program in Tāmaki), a devoted dog lover and a huge fan of karaoke.