Ronni Hayon (she/her)  is an associate professor in the department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Wisconsin.   She practices family medicine and obstetrical care that is rooted in a foundation of promoting health equity, anti-racism, and size acceptance and enjoys helping people engage with healthcare in an affirming space.  It’s basically the best job ever.  Dr. Hayon has nationally-recognized expertise in providing gender-affirming medical care, and is the Co-Medical Director of the new UW Health Gender Services Clinic. She also serves as the Faculty Champion and Fellowship Mentor for the inaugural American Medical Association Foundation National LGBTQ+ Health Fellowship. In her spare time, Dr. Hayon can often be found listening to music, spending time with her wonderful family, reading speculative fiction, or doing hand embroidery. She tweets at @drawkwardmd

Rebecca L. Davis (she/her) writes and teaches about the histories of sexuality, gender, and religion in the United States. In addition to her academic publications, Rebecca has contributed to Slate, the Los Angeles Times, and the Washington Post. Her most recent book is Public Confesssions: The Religious Conversions that Changed American Politics (UNC Press), and she is writing a new history of sex and sexuality in America (Liveright). She is the Miller Family Endowed Early Career Professor of History at the University of Delaware; a research fellow for the Council on Contemporary Families; and a producer for the Sexing History podcast. Rebecca lives in Swarthmore, PA, with her family, and is, at this moment, either gardening or thinking about gardening. She tweets @historydavis.