Prince is a human rights defender and Executive Director of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP), a civil society organisation working for the rights of marginalised people, including children, women and people with disabilities. Having himself been a beneficiary of LNP in the 1990s, he has spent over 25 years in various leadership roles within the organisation, becoming Executive Director in 2019. Prince is passionate about engaging and empowering communities and has extensive experience in CEI, including leading community engagement during the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. He is also a CEI lead for various global maternal health research programmes at King’s College London and a CEI adviser to the UK’s NIHR.

Amelia Fiske is a Senior Researcher at the Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. She is trained as a cultural anthropologist and has been working in interdisciplinary bioethics settings since 2017. Her work is situated at the intersection of cultural anthropology, science and technology studies, graphic art, and bioethics.

Jane Sandall is Professor of Social Science and Women’s Health in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine at King’s College London. Her multidisciplinary research focuses on the impact of innovative health technologies, maternity care organisation and service delivery on improving experiences, care and outcomes for women and babies. She brings methodological expertise in systematic reviews, hybrid implementation methodology and implementation science to research on complex interventions. She has received a CBE for services to women’s health, NIHR Senior Investigator awards and King’s Lifetime Achievement Award, and was elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences in 2024.