David is a Chicanx and Chinese queer, native to the Bay Area. They have been doing queer activism since high school when they volunteered as a Peer Coordinator at Positive Images in Santa Rosa. They have been a worker-member of the Berkeley Free Clinic since 2015, mostly involved in the Gay Men’s Health Collective. Hobbies include baking, hiking, and obscure early 80s music.

Alex is a queer, gender non-conforming, Pinxy (Filipino) immigrant, and spicy Pisces. They are a sexual health educator with over a decade’s experience in community health education and promotion, pleasure-based sex ed, and project coordination. Hobbies include printmaking, trying to keep their houseplants alive, and finding the best local eats.

Eris is a queer, trans nonbinary, Mexican, and Bay Area native. They have a passion for helping the LGBTQ+ community get connected to services, competent care, and sexual health promotion. Their hobbies include listening to music for hours, gaming, and spending time with friends.

D’Yale is a Black & First Nations Queer man, hailing from the East Bay Area. Having been raised by Queer and HIV+ advocates, service and community connectedness have been a part of his life from the very beginning. Outside of community health, D’Yale ‘s hobbies include writing and reading science fiction, hiking, urban exploration, and physical exercise.

Victor immigrated from Australia with his parents when he was 9. Sadly, he lost his Australian accent, but he speaks fluent Cantonese and conversational Mandarin. As a Chinese immigrant and someone who grew up coming to Oakland Chinatown a lot after immigrating, Victor is super-excited to work with the Asian Health Services community. This includes advocating for the HIV and Hepatitis community as an ally.

Cam Lincoln is a Black-Taiwanese American gay man from South Bay San Diego, CA. He is fluent in English and Mandarin. Since his time in school studying social determinants of health, Cam has been active in providing community-centered care. He will be focused on the prevention side, helping people access HIV testing, PrEP, PEP, and monkeypox vaccine outreach.

Jason is an asylee living in CA for the past 4 years ago. He is passionate about helping his community – working in the area of health services for over a decade has given him the experience and opportunity to meet many people of diverse backgrounds. He is a fluent Spanish and Portuguese speaker. Jason would describe himself as “chill”, always smiling, even under the mask.  He feels that working in the health field is gratifying because, at the end of the day, you are literally making the world a better place by putting a smile on your patients’ faces.

Han is a queer transmasc nonbinary Korean immigrant. They were part of their queer student alliance in high school and majored in gender and sexuality studies in college. They’re excited to continue working in LGBTQ advocacy and sexual health education. Han likes to cook, play video games, and dream about getting a cat one day. Two cats, actually, so they can keep each other company.