Christopher Wilson (he/him) is a workers' rights advocate, community activist and lawyer with over 25 years experience in the labour movement.
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Biancka Bella Pragash is an environmental sustainability and urban development advocate, currently a Coordinator, Sustainable Neighbourhoods at Credit Valley Conservation, supporting local sustainability initiatives and community engagement.
Megan Sipos is the Senior Manager of Research and Policy at the Greenbelt Foundation, where she leads research initiatives, develops evidence-based policy recommendations, and collaborates with stakeholders to advance the goals of the Greenbelt Plan.
Anthony Schein works as Chief Operating Officer of SHARE, a national non-profit organization focused on environmental justice and human rights.
Michelle is a lawyer, life-long Toronto resident, and passionate environmentalist. Her legal career has spanned human rights law, not-profit and regulatory governance, contract law, privacy law, and health law.
Alison is a strategic and creative connector that builds relationships and advocates for policies and programs that remove barriers of access to equity deserving communities.
Kady Cowan is Founder of the Sustainability Studio. She invites organizations and institutions to collaborate in the Studio where they have time to learn and practice combining sustainability, environmental protection, climate safety and a wholistic ecosystem perspective into both strategic and everyday activities at work. Kady facilitates the adoption of positive environmental behaviours while integrating ecological decision making in complex work settings.
Melissa Jean-Baptiste Vajda is a Human Rights lawyer currently working as a Human Rights and Equity advisor at a french catholic school board where she advises on key human rights and equity issues in order to help ensure that the school board meets its mandate of providing inclusive and equitable access to education to all students while also ensuring that all processes and procedures are compliant with the Ontario Human Rights Code.