Adriana Laurent Adriana Laurent (she/her) is originally from Honduras, and is a queer, mixed race immigrant who is passionate about the intersections of climate change, race, gender and migration and…
Aman Saini The most you can ever possibly come to know is nothing but yourself. So, the lifelong learning Aman loves to pursue a ceaseless inquiry into the nature of…
Azlan Nur Saidy Azlan is an urbanist and health promotion advocate who is driven by a curiosity of the intersection between urban planning, health and sustainability. Azlan is passionate about…
Cheyenne La Vallee Cheyenne La Vallee is a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw & Anishinaabe doula and weaver. She was born on Treaty One territory (Winnipeg, MD), raised in X̱wemelch’stn (North Vancouver, BC),…
Dyllon Longpeter Dyllon Longpeter is an Anishnaabe-English, male, belonging to an affiliated community in Northern Ontario, Long Lake #58 First Nation. He has been living on the unceded Coast Salish…
Hasrat Grewal Gill As a settler, Hasrat lives, learns, and breathes on the unceded, ancestral, occupied and traditional lands of the Coast Salish peoples- Sḵwx̱wú7mesh’ (Squamish, BC). She owes her…
Julia Chai Julia Chai is finishing up her Bachelor's of Science in Integrated Sciences, studying Medical Genetics and Physiology at the University of British Columbia, and is a Korean-Canadian first-generation…
Kathryn B. McLeod My Nisga’a name is Amgoogidim Lik’ińskw, my given name is Kathryn McLeod. I am Nisga’a on my mother’s side, and Gitxsan and Scottish on my father’s side.…
Matthew Garrett Provost Matthew is Blackfoot from Piikani Nation is Southern Alberta. He is currently attending post-secondary and working towards finishing his degree with a focus on Public Policy and…
Njoki Mbũrũ Among multiple intersections of identity, Njoki Mbũrũ is a storyteller, poet, and immigrant from Kenya. Having completed the LEVEL Youth Public Policy Program in 2020, she continues to…