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Our 2024 line-up

  • Dr Manpreet Dhuffar-Pottiwal

    Manpreet shares experiences of intergenerational transmission and shows us that it is possible to ‘leave’ the burdens behind by exploring our roots and and revealing the sweetest of fruits.

  • Dr Audrey Tang

    Dr Audrey Tang takes you on a discovery of your own body through dance.

  • Molly Fenton

    Molly Fenton challenges the stigma around periods.

  • Siobhan Ballan

    Siobhan shares her deeply personal story of being sexually abused as a child and the barriers that kept her from telling anyone.

  • Natasha Wilcock

    Natasha Tash is a deaf doctor who shares the importance of understanding the unique needs of deaf people and appreciating deaf staff as an asset to our healthcare system.

  • Lucy Thompson

    Lucy Thompson advocates for enhancing post-mastectomy tattoo services.

  • Supa Chantschool

    Supa shares his story of diagnosis and of misinformation and stigma about Hepatitis B – a common but hugely misunderstood condition.

  • Jason Cohen

    Jason shares his journey of Tourette’s syndrome and how Deep Brain Stimulation transformed his life.

  • Yvonne Farquharson and Breathe AHR

    Yvonne reveals how singing can help with postnatal depression.

  • Naabil Khan

    Naabil is a medical student ready to change the way we teach, diagnose and understand skin and skin tones in the clinic room.

  • Dr Milli Raizada

    There are over 50 hormones in our bodies. Milli reflects on how this complex orchestra of chemicals works inside your body.

  • Joe Tudor

    Joe’s talk aims to empower you to make informed decisions, whether you’re facing depression yourself or looking to support someone in need.



 
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