WHRIN, the Women and Harm Reduction International Network, is a brand that is dedicated to advocating for the rights of women who use drugs and promoting comprehensive harm reduction services for them. The organization is led by a team of dedicated individuals who bring their expertise and lived experiences to the forefront. The board of directors includes Ananda Maudy, an activist with a wealth of knowledge and experience in human rights, gender, youth inclusivity, harm reduction, and issues related to women who use drugs.

Eva Dewa Masyitha, an illustrator and graphic designer, focuses on HIV/AIDS-related activities and plays a crucial role in advocating for PLHIV rights. Grace Natalia, a leader at Womxn's Voice, works tirelessly for the rights of women who use drugs and provides a safe space for them to gather, learn, and share. Putri Tanjung, with her years of experience in peer support and harm reduction, has provided crucial support for women who use drugs in prison.

Sulis Setyaningsih, with a strong background in finance and administration, brings valuable expertise to the WHRIN board. WHRIN also has a strategic advisory body consisting of passionate individuals like Josephine Achieng', who works towards centering sex workers in harm reduction programs, and Joelle Puccio, a nurse with years of experience advocating for drug user rights and feminism. Lily Foster, a feminist and advocate for drug law reform, uses her own journey to push for alternative sentencing.

Claire Mawditt, a public health specialist, is a long-standing advocate for appropriate harm reduction services for women who use drugs. Oluwafisayo Alao oversees the gender-responsive harm reduction program in Nigeria, and Paulina Cortez Licona specializes in drug policy, gender issues, and harm reduction. Ligia Parodi, a harm reduction activist, works with the Women's Team - SisterWUD and advocates for the rights of drug users.

Shanta Laxmi Shrestha, a social inclusion and gender equality expert, is actively engaged in United Nations processes and advocates for harm reduction and gender-responsive development cooperation. WHRIN collaborates with several organizations around the world to further their mission of promoting the rights and well-being of women who use drugs. With their dedicated team and partnerships, WHRIN strives to make a lasting impact in the lives of women who use drugs and to create a world where harm reduction services are comprehensive and inclusive