Pronoun: She/Her
I’m deeply passionate about children’s rights, driven by a commitment to addressing disparities in education, healthcare, and opportunities for marginalized children. This passion has led me to advocate for youth empowerment, mental health, and homelessness through various initiatives. As a member of my city’s youth advisory council, I collaborated with the Mayor and the city council to address issues affecting youth. In the Francophone district student council, I worked with other members to create a platform supporting youth in their mental health journeys. Additionally, I collaborated with my teacher and classmates to write a book about newcomers in our school, titled “Semblable malgré nos différences”, which was presented to New Brunswick’s Department of Education to highlight our shared similarities despite our differences.
Being part of the advisory council is an honor, as it allows me to amplify youth voices and influence decisions that directly impact young people. I joined the council to ensure that youth perspectives are considered in policymaking, particularly in areas like mental health and social justice.
Outside the council, I founded ODYCINE, a medicine club focused on raising health awareness and supporting aspiring medical students. I’ve also led projects addressing youth homelessness and served on multiple councils, including as the Mayor’s Youth Advisor. My involvement in these initiatives reflects my dedication to creating positive change and ensuring that every child’s rights are respected.
During my free time, I enjoy reading, going to the gym, and baking cakes. I also like to relax by watching series on Netflix while lying in bed.