Aimee Connolly
Aimee is an award-winning, professional make-up artist with over a decade of experience. Also, brand founder and CEO of Sculpted By Aimee.
www.sculptedbyaimee.co.uk
@aimeeconnolly_com
Alix Fox
Alix is an award-winning sex educator and journalist who has worked on the radio, on TV shows and in print media.
@alixfox
Anila Dhami
Anila is an award winning presenter and reporter, and has worked with ITV News, 5 News, and LBC. She is an ambassador for Barnardos and Binti Period.
@aniladhami
Ann Russell
Ann Russell is an author and content creator also known as ‘That English Cleaner Lady’ on TikTok. Ann is a womb cancer advocate following her own diagnosis. @annrussell03
Ateh Jewel
HonDmedia, award winning Broadcaster, journalist and beauty brand founder of Ateh Jewel Beauty, www.atehjewelbeauty.com
@atehjewel
Dr Anisha Patel
Media GP, speaker and author, who has also been treated for bowel cancer.
@doctorsgetcancertoo
Dr Anita Mitra
Anita is an Obstetrician and Gynaecologist working in London, and best-selling author of the book: ‘Gynae Geek-your no-nonsense guide to down there healthcare’. Anita is an ambassador for The Eve Appeal and raises awareness of gynae health on her social media channels.
@gynaegeek
Dr Bella Smith
Bella is a NHS GP, she has a specialist interest in women’s health and runs The Digital GP.
@thedigitalgp
Cat Sims
Cat is an author, podcaster, content creator and women’s health advocate. Her content aims to support all women and parents to feel validated and to normalise ‘adulting honestly’.
@notsosmugnow
Carly Moosah
Carly is a breast cancer and BRCA gene advocate, patient champion, writer and influencer.
@carlymoosah
Caroline Hirons
Caroline is a beauty and skincare expert, founder of Skin Rocks, Beauty Backed and best-selling author. Caroline is an ambassador of The Eve Appeal and raises awareness of gynaecological cancers, she believes in straight talking to reduce the taboos around gynae health.
@carolinehirons
Ciara Lawrence
Ciara is a campaigns support officer for Mencap, she has published articles to raise awareness of the issues faced for people with learning disabilities. Ciara wants to Get Lippy to raise awareness of the barriers that women with learning disabilities face in getting their cervical screening test done.
@ciara.lawrence
Cherry Healey
TV presenter and Eve Ambassador who is passionate about raising awareness of women’s health.
@cherryhealey
Dilly Carter
TV personality, Author, and womb cancer advocate.
@declutterdollies
Emily Clarkson
Emily is an author, podcaster and influencer. She uses her social media platform to advocate for body positivity and better sex and health education.
@em_clarkson
Emma Campbell
Emma is a podcast host, motivational speaker, author, columnist and secondary breast cancer advocate.
@limitless_em
Dr Hannah Barham-Brown
Hannah is a doctor, disability and gender equity advocate, NHS activist, and media commentator. She is on the Shaw Trust Disability Power 100: a list of the most influential disabled people in the UK.
@drhannahbarhambrown
Hannah Martin
Hannah is a professional make-up artist with over 15 years of experience. She also makes beauty videos on YouTube and Instagram.
@hannahmartinmakeup
Helen Lederer
Writer, actress, comedian, and presenter
@helenlederer
Kara Tointon
Actress and BRCA alteration advocate after her own diagnosis and preventative surgery.
@kara_tointon
Karen Arthur
Karen is a fashion creative, podcast host, model and writer who has been featured in Vogue, The Telegraph, Sky and Channel 4. She shares stories about being a Black British woman who is going through the menopause.
@thekarenarthur
Karen Hobbs
Karen is a stand-up comedian, and an talks about her experience of being diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 24. She has spoken on radio, TV, and in newspapers about the signs of gynaecological cancers.
@karen_hobbs
Léa Tirabaso
Léa is a choreographer and dancer. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer when she was 31, and has joined up with The Eve Appeal to Get Lippy about gynaecological cancers.
Lydia Brain
Lydia is The Eve Appeal’s Communications and Media Manager, she was diagnosed with a rare form of womb cancer at 24. She is a passionate advocate and writer about sexual and reproductive health awareness.
Mel Nicholls
Mel is a handcycle athlete and Paralympian, having competed in London and Rio. In 2020 she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and has since fundraised for The Eve Appeal by handcycling around Britain.
@teamdolly
Nadine Baggott
Nadine Baggott a veteran beauty presenter and journalist for The Saturday Times Magazine, Hello, The Daily Mail and Marie Claire Health and Beauty, who appears regularly on television and radio including Radio London, This Morning and The Titchmarsh Show.
@nadinebaggott
Nicola Bonn
Nicola Bonn has been a radio broadcaster for 15 years working with stations including Classic FM, Magic, Smooth and Heart. Nicola hosts The Outspoken Beauty Podcast – a space for celebrating beauty and using it to kick off no-holds barred and empowering conversations.
@outspokenbeautynicola
Sam Renke
Broadcaster and actress, who advocates for better access to cervical screening for those with a physical disability after she was treated for cervical cell changes.
@samantharenke
Shalisha James-Davis
Actress, and ovarian cancer advocate after her own diagnosis in her early 20s.
@shalishajamesdavis
Tanya Simon-Hall
Tanya is a multi-award winning adenomyosis campaigner and advocate. She delivers health workshops on menstruation, periods and women’s health, and is the founder of The Adeno Gang
@theadenogang
Tinuke Awe
Co-founder of Five X More and cervical screening advocate after she found out she had high-risk HPV and cervical cell changes.
@tinukeawe
Vijaya Varilly
Vijaya (V) is a cervical cancer advocate; she was diagnosed with cervical cancer during lockdown in 2020 and she has raised awareness by sharing her story with different news outlets such as Cosmopolitan and Stylist magazine.
Yomi Adegoke
Yomi Adegoke is an award-winning British journalist and co-author of the 2018 book Slay in Your Lane. Yomi has a column in The Guardian where she writes about race, feminism, popular culture and how they intersect, as well as class and politics.
@yomi.adegoke