Dr Olumide Adisa is a senior research fellow in the Institute of Social Justice and Crime, University of Suffolk. In 2019, she founded the Centre for Abuse Research at the University of Suffolk, and the Domestic Abuse Research Network for the East of England region. Her research and scholarly interests are cross-disciplinary (economics, sociology, social policy, and socio-legal) with a strong focus on access to justice, social justice and systems approaches.

Amanda Groves is a housing solicitor at Ealing Law Centre. She has previously worked at South West London Law Centres and was seconded to Commons, a criminal law firm and community interest company, as a trainee. Before qualifying, she worked in publishing and managed events for The Bookseller magazine.

Alastair Logan OBE is a pioneer of prisoner law and has worked on terrorism cases and dealt with miscarriages of justice, including the Guildford Four and Maguire Seven cases. He is chair of the Solicitors International Human Rights Group, vice-chair of the National Taser Stakeholders Advisory Group and works as a generalist adviser for Citizens Advice dealing with complex cases. He is currently the Law Society Council member for Surrey.

Adriano Moraes is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He began his career in audit practice and has spent the past 16 years working in various finance roles for global banks both in the UK and overseas, including spells in Brazil and the Philippines.