Mitch is a former professional AFL footballer who played 94 games for the West Coast Eagles, where he was known for his versatility and defensive reliability over a decade-long career. In August 2025, he made history by becoming the first male AFL player to publicly identify as bisexual, a landmark moment for the AFL. Since retiring from the field, Mitch has transitioned into a prominent leadership role as an advocate for LGBTQIA+ inclusion. He now works closely with sporting bodies to  foster safer, more welcoming environments for queer athletes in elite and grassroots sports alike.

Ellie is a legendary Australian Paralympic swimmer and wheelchair basketballer who holds the title of the nation’s most decorated female Paralympian. After losing her leg to cancer, Cole transformed her rehabilitation into an extraordinary career, amassing seventeen Paralympic medals across four Games. A resilient advocate for disability inclusion, she is a leading voice in the "WeThe15" movement, championing equal representation and authentic visibility for athletes with disabilities.

Ellia is a trailblazing Australian rugby union player and Olympic gold medallist who came out as a trans man in 2022. As the first-registered Australian Olympic athlete to transition, Green is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, often speaking on the importance of living authentically and challenging discriminatory sporting policies.

As a Tokyo 2021 Olympian and a founding member of the Gymnastics NSW Inclusion Committee, Dominic has been at the forefront of promoting inclusivity in sports. His dedication to creating safe and welcoming environments extends through his volunteer advocacy work with the AIS Thrive with Pride initiative and Community Development role with Pride in Sport, where he continues to drive change and foster a culture of acceptance in the sporting community.