Nicola Henry is an Associate Professor and Vice-Chancellor's Principal Research Fellow in the Social and Global Studies Centre at RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia). She has published widely in the sexual field, and is the author of War and Rape: Law, Memory and Justice (2011) and Sexual Violence in a Digital Age (2017, co-authored with Anastasia Powell).

Clare McGlynn QC (Hon) is a Professor of Law at Durham University (UK), whose research and collaborations with politicians, policymakers and the voluntary sector has shaped new laws relating to pornography, sexual violence and image-based sexual abuse.

Asher Flynn is an Associate Professor of Criminology at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia). She has written on a wide range of issues and is lead researcher on several research projects examining gendered violence, AI-facilitated abuse, technology-facilitated sexual violence and image-based sexual abuse

Kelly Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Criminology at Durham University (UK). Her research focuses on sexual and domestic violence, particularly in areas related to image-based sexual abuse and policing.

Anastasia Powell is an Associate Professor of Criminology & Justice Studies at RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia). She is the author of several books addressing both technology and sexual violence including: Digital Criminology (2019, co-authored with Gregry Stratton and Robin Cameron), Sexual Violence in a Digital Age (2017, co-authored with Nicola Henry), and Sex, Power and Consent (2010).

Adrian J. Scott is a Senior Lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London (UK), where he is a member of the Forensic Psychology Unit and the Co-Director of an accredited MSc programme in Forensic Psychology. He has a broad interest in forensic psychology, specialising in the areas of stalking and image-based sexual abuse.