Tony Briffa has been a public intersex activist for 25 years and is also a local Councillor and former Mayor in Melbourne, Australia. Tony is the first out intersex person elected to public office in the world.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Joe Ball is a longstanding LGBTIQA+ activist and CEO of Switchboard Victoria. Joe identifies as trans.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Peter Waples-Crowe is a Ngarigo visual and performance-based artist living in Melbourne. His intersecting experiences as an Aboriginal person and his work with community health and arts organisations give him a unique perspective as an artist and community cultural development worker.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Paul Kidd is an activist and advocate who has been living with HIV for more than 30 years. He has extensive experience in community sector governance, having served on numerous boards, including as president of Living Positive Victoria for three years. A life member of Thorne Harbour Health, he is a passionate advocate for the rights of people with HIV and was instrumental in the successful campaign to repeal Victoria’s HIV criminal statute, section 19A. He holds a first-class honours degree in law and works at Fitzroy Legal Service.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Susan Maco Forrester is a Queer Somali -Australian sound and visual artist. As a child Susan migrated from London to Australia with her family and lives and works on the lands of the people of the Kulin Nations, in Melbourne Victoria Australia. As an accomplished digital artist and creative producer, Susan specialises in community based, contemporary arts and cultural projects.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Bastian Fox Phelan is a writer, musician and zinemaker living in Newcastle, Australia. Their writing has been published in The Lifted Brow and Tincture Journal. Bastian is an MA (Research) candidate at The University of Sydney. Bastian is currently writing a memoir about female facial hair. They are part of dream pop duo Moonsign.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Creatrix Tiara is a creative producer, writer and performance artist who is interested in exploring liminality, community, and identity through the perspective of a queer genderqueer immigrant disabled femme of colour.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Amao Leota Lu is a proud Samoan fa’afafine/ trans woman of color who infuses her identity in her public speaking and performance works. Amao’s talks and performances centre around the elements and tapestry of identity, Pacific culture, self-expression, gender and intersectionality.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Anastasia Le is a Vietnamese immigrant, who has spent half of her time on the land of the Wurrundjeri people. As a woman of trans experience, she’s learned to use humour, her voice to raise awareness for the queer community, racial issues, and inequality.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Stay tuned for episode one with Tony Briffa, who is a world leading intersex human rights activist. Tony has been a public intersex activist for 25 years and is also a local Councillor and former Mayor in Melbourne, Australia. Tony is the first out intersex person elected to public office in the world.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Stay tuned for episode one with Tony Briffa, who is a world leading intersex human rights activist. Tony has been a public intersex activist for 25 years and is also a local Councillor and former Mayor in Melbourne, Australia. Tony is the first out intersex person elected to public office in the world.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.

Stay tuned for episode one with Tony Briffa, who is a world leading intersex human rights activist. Tony has been a public intersex activist for 25 years and is also a local Councillor and former Mayor in Melbourne, Australia. Tony is the first out intersex person elected to public office in the world.

Supported by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, VicHealth and Creative Brimbank. Produced by Sam Elkin.