卫生与人权峰会——促进吸毒者的福祉

若昂·圣玛丽亚 (João Santa Maria) 是 GAT 莫拉里亚分部的一名同侪工作者和联合协调员，他的一生致力于捍卫人权。若昂是一名吸毒者和无家可归者，曾有 13 年的无家可归经历，他感染了艾滋病毒，是吸毒者和艾滋病毒感染者权利的倡导者。他于 2005 年加入 GAT（治疗活动家小组），自 2012 年以来，他一直在 GAT 莫拉里亚分部项目担任同侪支持者，该项目是一个减害中心和同侪主导的吸毒室。

Malu Salazar 是 Mouraria 的 GAT（治疗活动家小组）的减害工作者和联合协调员。她是一名社会工作者，也是为吸毒者争取权利的活动家。自 2018 年以来，她一直与吸毒者、移民和性工作者社区一起开展减害运动。Malu 是 EURONPUD（欧洲吸毒者网络）的成员，也是 Kosmicare 的一名同伴志愿者。目前，Malu 还在 de Regenboog Groep（荷兰阿姆斯特丹）担任减害工作者，在吸毒室和吸毒和无家可归的移民临时中心工作。

Annie 是澳大利亚危害减少组织的执行董事，也是国际吸毒者网络 (INPUD) 的项目负责人。她还是一家健康与社会政策咨询公司 2SqPegs Consulting 的负责人。

在担任这些职务之前，安妮曾担任澳大利亚注射和非法毒品使用者联盟 (AIVL) 的首席执行官 16 年，直至 2016 年 4 月，并于 1994 年至 2000 年担任新南威尔士州用户和艾滋病协会 (NUAA) 的首席执行官。她是澳大利亚减少危害组织的创始成员之一，在注射毒品者、OST 和 BBV 方面著述颇丰，并担任过许多高级职务。

安妮将她的整个职业生涯都致力于促进注射毒品者的健康和人权。

罗伯特·西姆斯 (Robert Simms) 是南澳大利亚议会立法委员会议员。

过去十年来，罗伯特一直是各级政府中进步价值观和南澳大利亚社区的热情倡导者。

作为第一位在联邦议会代表南澳大利亚州公开同性恋身份的男性，罗伯特在堪培拉为 LGBTI 权利发出了强有力的呼声，包括捍卫安全学校计划、要求特恩布尔政府为其不必要的分裂行为和婚姻平等公民投票承担责任。

他还带头推动推翻澳大利亚禁止男同性恋献血的过时禁令，并赢得参议院支持在澳大利亚加快推进重要的艾滋病预防药物 PrEP。在当地，罗伯特还推动在阿德莱德中央商务区修建世界上最长的彩虹步道，在市中心举办一场引人注目的永久骄傲游行。

Tom Rees is the Manager of the STI and BBV Section at the South Australian Department for Health and Wellbeing and Chair of BBVSS – a subcommittee of the Australian Health Protection Committee. 

In these capacities, Tom provides system leadership and coordination for the public health response to HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs through policy and program development.

Tom is committed to working in partnership with government and non-government agencies, researchers, clinicians and affected communities across Australia to deliver on our important national policy objectives in this area, including the World Health Organization’s 2030 HIV and viral hepatitis elimination targets.

Charles is currently with the Burnet Institute in Melbourne employed as a community engagement coordinator working in community-led hepatitis C implementation and research. He is undertaking qualitative postgraduate research on user experiences on long-acting injectable buprenorphine. He is a global consultant in the health and social drug use arena with 2SqPegs Consulting. He has performed several harm reduction roles in New Zealand including 15 years as Needle Exchange Programme National lead. Since coming to Australia, he has enjoyed roles at Harm Reduction Victoria (HRVic) in Melbourne and New South Wales Users and AIDS Association (NUAA) in Sydney. Charles is committed to improving the health and well-being of drug users and advocating for the lives and human rights of people who use/ inject illicit drugs.

Dr. Timothy Piatkowski is a peer researcher at Griffith University within the School of Applied Psychology and the Centre for Mental Health and Director of the Board for Queensland Injectors Voice for Advocacy and Action (QuIVAA). His research philosophy is deeply rooted in the principles of harm reduction, emphasising the importance of promoting safer use and informed decision-making regarding illicit substance consumption. Tim’s research focuses on reducing harm and enhancing health among people who use image and performance enhancing drugs (IPEDs). He examines how systemic factors and individual differences influence IPED use and impact the risk of harm, which are subsequently used to inform effective approaches and educational programs that mitigate IPED-related harms while enhancing community engagement with services.

Loren Brener is a Professor at the Centre for Social Research in Health. Her research focuses on stigma and discrimination experienced by people living with blood-borne viruses such as HIV and viral hepatitis and the impact of this on health outcomes and quality of care.

Elena Cama is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health. Her research focuses on experiences, impacts, and responses to different forms of marginalisation and violence, particularly towards people affected by blood-borne viruses and sexually transmissible infections.

Ele Morrison is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at AIVL. Ele has worked in harm reduction roles, programs and services since 2001. Her first role was in community development at Melbourne’s first primary health service for people who inject drugs. She went on to support harm reduction and the development of drug user organisations across Asia and Australia.

John is the CEO of AIVL, leading the strategic vision and development of the organisation anchored in its community and network. With over 20 years of experience in health promotion and harm reduction leadership nationally and internationally within the community health and social services sectors, John specialises in non-profit management, innovation and peer workforce development.

Accalia Dalmore has worked in advocacy, community engagement, law reform and harm reduction spaces for over 12 years as a peer in Garramilla Darwin and Tarntanya Adelaide. Her engagemnt of community driven responses  intersects with people who use drugs and sex workers. Presenting at forums, workshops and conferences to advance the rights of both sectors of peers as leaders in policy and reforms. Her current positions are at NTAHC as Peer Health Promotion – Communications and at SWOP NT as SWWUD Coordinator.