• Adriana de Araújo Pinho  

Graduated in Biological Sciences by the São Paulo State University and Master in Public Health by the University of São Paulo. She is researcher and coordinator of different studies related to the HIV/AIDS. She also acts as collaborator in research directed toward violence and gender in the practices in health, person who orientates projects of research and scientific article copyholder.

• Alessandro de Oliveira Santos  

Graduated in Psychology and PhD in Scholar Psychology and Human Development. Currently he is professor of the Sociology and Politics School Foundation of São Paulo, Associated Researcher of the AIDS Studies and Prevention Nucleus of University of São Paulo, Technical Assessor of the Training and Reference Center in STD/AIDS of São Paulo and Pedagogical Coordinator of the Socio-Environment Planning Institute ING-ONG. He has experience as professor and researcher in the areas of psychology, collective health and environment.

• Cláudia Soares

Post-graduated in City Management, Regional Analysis Master and Bachelor in Tourism. She is Master in several graduate courses and postgraduate studies in different faculties, in Bahia. Commands the NEPET Research Center for Tourism Studies. Coordinates several national projects related to Tourism and youth in the labor market. Provides advice on employability & sustainability in projects concerning people living with HIV

• Gayle Baker Cramer

Bachelor in Psychology and Master in Epidemiology, Gayle has experience in research having worked in different American institutions in the area of infectology, cranium trauma and cardiology.

• Javier Angonoa

Javier acted as professor of History in the University of Córdoba, Argentina. He has great experience in the development of HIV prevention strategies. Its performance is tied as to direct actions in NGO as to the implementation of HIV/AIDS strategies in national and international levels (Latin America). Among others activities, Javier is acting as consulting of the Brazilian National AIDS Program and the International Center of Technical Cooperation.

• Joubert Corrêa

Specialist in Distance Education and of Superior Education Methodology. He is a MBA in Strategic Business Management. Graduated in Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Commercial Rechniques and Organization. He is vice-director of Ceilândia Professional Education Center, in Federal District, Pedagogical Assistant to Gama (DF) educational establishment and acts as high school and technical courses professor since 1995. Consultant in employability & sustainability areas, contributes to people living with HIV insertion in labor market.

• Mário Angelo da Silva

Mario has PhD in Psychology and Post-Doctorate in Public Health by FIOCRUZ. He acted as professor in the Federal University of Paraíba and consolidated his academic life in the University of Brasilia, carrying through actions to guarantee that the HIV/AIDS thematic became a question of university responsibility. He was consulting of the Brazilian National AIDS Program, UNESCO and Pathfinder. He coordinated several HIV prevention nucleuses in the University of Brasilia, having been founder of an education in health net, adding students, teachers and researchers an international discussion forum about subjects related to the HIV/AIDS.

•  Suely Andrade

Graduated in Psychology, Suely works in the application of this science on processes related to governmental and not-governmental instances with the objective of facilitate the management of polices in the areas of health, education, culture and environment, in subjects about the prevention of diseases, promotion of health and culture of peace. She consolidated her professional trajectory in works in the area of public health, with specific focus on the HIV prevention in Brazil and Mozambique.

•  Valéria Nanci Silva

Graduated in Psychology and Master of Preventive Medicine by the University of São Paulo. Her professional description includes bonds with governmental and not governmental organizations, focused on the implantation of technical activities and research directed toward medical-social subjects such as relations of gender, HIV prevention, violence against the woman and Human Rights.