Medical doctor specializing in oncology. Phd-candidate at the Cancer Registry of Norway, working in the ImmigrantsScreen group with her project titled; Increasing access to cancer screening among immigrants.

Dr Patricia Fitzpatrick is Full Professor of Epidemiology & Biomedical Statistics & Subject Head for Public Health, University College Dublin & Consultant in Preventative Medicine, St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin. She is also Consultant Epidemiologist/Director of Evaluation for the National Screening Service, Ireland.

Karin Honig, MSc, studied Governance and Organizational Sciences. She currently works as a project manager at the Centre for Population Screening, part of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) in the Netherlands. Karin leads a three-year project focused on improving access to cancer screening programs for people with low health literacy.

My name is Lindy Huber, and I am currently a PhD candidate at the Department of Public Health, specializing in access to cancer screening programs for transgender and gender-diverse people. I work at the Programme for Early Detection and Screening at the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam. I hold a Master's degree in Nutrition and Health, with a focus on Epidemiology and Public Health, from Wageningen University & Research. My research interests are centered around public health, particularly within minority groups.

My name is Lindy Huber, and I am currently a PhD candidate at the Department of Public Health, specializing in access to cancer screening programs for transgender and gender-diverse people. I work at the Programme for Early Detection and Screening at the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam. I hold a Master's degree in Nutrition and Health, with a focus on Epidemiology and Public Health, from Wageningen University & Research. My research interests are centered around public health, particularly within minority groups.

Carlotta Magnani is a medical anthropology researcher. Since March 2024, she has been working at SESSTIM as a postdoctoral researcher on a study of health mediation for the prevention of cancers targeted by national screening campaigns. In 2023, she defended a thesis entitled "Living Homeless in the 21st Century: A Sensitive Ethnography of Social Emergency in Marseille." Since 2013, she has contributed to research programs on the relationship between homelessness, health, and healthcare. Her work also examines alcohol consumption in shelters, challenges for homeless youth, the sex trade in extreme precariousness, and health measures for preventing Covid-19 transmission.

PhD Isabel Portillo. Medical Doctor Specialist in Preventive Medicine and Public Health. Head of Screening Programmes in the Basque Country. Leader and collaborator of researcher of international, national and regional projects related to cancer screening. Member of ICSN and Spanish Cancer Screening Network. Involved in Horizon and Joint Actions innitiatives (Cancon, Ipaac, EU-topia, ECICC, ECIR). Author of publications high impact papers (ORCID: 000-002-3871-3423)

Lori Sakoda, PhD, MPH, is a translational epidemiologist and research scientist at the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research, who is dedicated to advancing early detection, control, and effective and equitable care of lung and other cancers. She is also an Associate Professor of Health Systems Science at the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine. Her research primarily encompasses evaluating patterns of care, health disparities, and outcomes along the continuum from pulmonary nodule evaluation to lung cancer treatment and survivorship, as well as assessing the application of risk prediction models to optimize cancer screening.

Dr Lanxi Huang has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a Master of Education in language teaching and learning, a Master of Education in the professional development program evaluation, and a PhD in wellbeing science. She also has experience in counselling, research project coordination, and higher education teaching. Lanxi aims to promote health for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities in people-centred, contextually responsive, and systematic ways. Currently, she works on the Bowel Cancer Screening Alliance program as a research project officer at the Centre for Epidemiology & Biostatistics (CEB), School of Population and Global Health, the University of Melbourne.