Jo is an award-winning educator and author specialising in Relationships and Sex Education, sexual harassment prevention and safeguarding culture.

She supports schools to address sexualised behaviour, misogyny and online harms with evidence-based, legally informed training for staff, students and parents.

Matt is an experienced English teacher and former Head of English and Assistant Head. He is the bestselling author of Boys Don’t Try? and Boys Do Cry.

He works with schools to challenge misogyny, support boys’ mental health and rethink masculinity in the age of online influencers.

Bernie is a professional speaker who has delivered sessions to over 165,000 people across schools, businesses and national events.

His work focuses on masculinity, coercive control, domestic abuse and male allyship, delivered with honesty, humour and lived experience.

Shamila is a qualified gender violence tutor and community activist supporting women, migrants and marginalised communities. She co-founded Portsmouth’s first female-only drop-in service and contributes to local safeguarding initiatives.

An award-winning advocate, Shamila delivers powerful sessions on gender-based violence, FGM awareness and migration, drawing on lived experience to strengthen empathy, resilience and safeguarding awareness in schools.

Samo is a professional artist and transgender educator who uses visual art to explore identity, mental health and the human experience. His work documents his own transition and challenges misconceptions around trans lives with honesty and empathy.

Featured in documentaries and author of I EXIST, Samo delivers frank, engaging sessions that raise awareness of the trans experience, use art as activism and encourage respect, understanding and inclusion in school communities.

Jason has been delivering PSHE and RSE workshops in schools for over a decade, following a career in sexual health within the NHS. He works with schools across the UK and Europe, empowering young people with clear, inclusive education on relationships, consent and sexual health.

Drawing on his background in personal training, Jason also delivers sessions on mental health, body image and healthy lifestyles, helping students build confidence and make informed, positive choices.

Clair and Steve are the creative leads behind Seekers Create, delivering powerful arts-based workshops that help young people explore identity, belonging and social issues through collaborative visual projects.

Their work transforms student voice into large-scale creative outcomes, including murals and community installations, creating safe spaces for expression while strengthening connection, empathy and inclusion across school communities.

Sasha blends hip-hop, theatre and technology to deliver high-energy workshops that build confidence, creativity and wellbeing in schools and colleges. With over 25 years’ experience performing, teaching and producing, he uses movement as a tool for expression, resilience and connection.

A specialist in hip-hop culture, Sasha delivers sessions across schools, FE and HE settings, supporting health and wellbeing, student engagement and teacher INSET through creative, inclusive practice.

Hannah is a qualified mental health professional and coach with over a decade of experience in the NHS. Drawing on both professional expertise and lived experience, she delivers workshops that empower young people and staff to build resilience, emotional awareness and confidence.

Hannah works across primary, secondary and higher education settings, providing both group workshops and 1:1 support to strengthen mental wellbeing and foster healthier school communities.

Claire is an experienced educator and Mindful Movement Coach with over 15 years in education, including senior leadership roles in secondary schools. She delivers workshops for pupils and teacher training focused on emotional intelligence, neuroscience and nervous system regulation.

An award-winning wellbeing specialist and speaker, Claire supports schools to build cultures of calm, compassion and resilience, helping young people and staff strengthen mental health and emotional literacy.

Ian is a certified Mental Health First Aid and Suicide Prevention instructor with a background in high-pressure corporate environments. After 17 years in the global insurance industry, he now delivers accredited training that helps organisations create supportive, resilient workplaces where mental health is openly discussed.

Ian provides MHFA courses, suicide prevention training and practical stress management strategies, equipping staff with the knowledge and confidence to recognise warning signs and respond appropriately.

Jodie is the Founder of Endometriosis South Coast and a PhD researcher dedicated to improving care and awareness for those living with endometriosis and adenomyosis. Drawing on both lived experience and academic research, she works to challenge stigma, misdiagnosis and health inequalities.

Jodie delivers sessions on menstrual health and reproductive wellbeing, helping schools create informed, inclusive environments where young people feel seen, supported and empowered to seek appropriate care.