Virginia Vedilago (she/her) is the Program Manager for the National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center. In her current role, she is responsible for the Education Center programming including the management of learning initiatives such distance learning and webinars, as well as the coordination of publication reports and training material development and dissemination.

Elijah Oyenuga (he/him) is the program coordinator at the Fenway Institute's National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center. As the program coordinator at the Fenway Institute's National LGBTQIA+ Education Center, he continues to advocate by coordinating online provider educational opportunities, ​developing and delivering training and technical assistance initiatives, and evaluating ongoing programming to help Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) across the nation improve health services for LGBTQIA+ people.

Mason Dunn (he/they) is the Deputy Director of Education and Training at the Fenway Institute. Mason serves on the Massachusetts LGBTQ Youth Commission and is a board member with the Equality Federation. They are an adjunct faculty member at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester, in the Communications Department.

Dr. Davia Loren (she/her) is an associate professor and clinician-educator at all of our clinical practice sites where she teaches and supports medical students, residents and fellows. Her scholarly work intersects practical medical ethics, quality improvement and communication. She is a principle investigator and co-investigator on several projects studying communication of unanticipated outcomes and disclosure of medical errors.

Caitlin Sequeira, MSW, LSWAIC (she/her) is a social worker and mental health therapist with the Seattle Children’s Gender Clinic. While working with the Gender Clinic at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, she partnered with medical providers and a community advisory board to develop a peer support program for parents of gender diverse youth. In her current role at Seattle Children’s, Caitlin provides mental health intake assessments for patients and families who are pursuing care with the gender clinic and collaborates with their multidisciplinary team to offer holistic care to trans and gender diverse patients.

Noah Glick (they/them) is the Youth & Family Coordinator for the Trans Health Program at Fenway Health in Boston, MA. Their role involves supporting trans youth and their families navigating gender affirming care and resources. Their work also centers around supporting the larger trans and gender diverse community by building resources, providing surgery navigation assistance, training and education for professionals, community event planning, and peer support group facilitation.