Prof. Tinashe Dune is a multi-award-winning academic in the areas of health sociology and public health. Her research, teaching and practice focus on sexuality and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) in the context of marginalisation. This includes the experiences of culturally and linguistically diverse people, those living with disability, ageing populations, LGBTQI-identifying people and Indigenous populations. Dr Dune utilises mixed-methods approaches and interdisciplinary perspectives that support multidimensional understandings of the lived experience, health outcomes and ways to improve well-being. She worked at the World Health Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, with the Violence, Injury and Disability and Reproductive Health Research Units. She has had roles as an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sydney and the University of New England. In her role as Director of Research and Development for African Women Australia, she actively engages with academic, industry and community stakeholders to conduct and implement translational research.