Corrine is a proud Kuku Yalanjii, Wulgurukaba and South Sea Islander woman with 15 years’ experience delivering occupational therapy across diverse areas in Queensland and the Northern Territory. She is the Director Allied Health – First Nations Peoples within the Office of the Chief Allied Health Officer, Queensland Health. William is a Barunggam man. Shaped by lived experience, community and family. He has years of experience working in Aboriginal Community Controlled health services. A social worker with experience in Forensic Mental Health and Community development. Always encouraging visibility, connection and reflection as core practice. Jodie is an occupational therapist with cross-sector experience in health, education, and research. She is committed to systems change and improving outcomes for children and families, with a strong belief in community-led solutions. Jodie is the Inclusion and Equity Lead at Logan Together. Yolanda has Spanish Galician heritage and brings a deep appreciation of culture, connection, and community to her work. Her PhD focused on community approaches that strengthen children’s participation and sense of belonging. As Deadly Ears Occupational Therapy Lead, Yolanda is committed to culturally responsive, relational and strengths-based practice.