Enkfi is a queer, disabled, and Black trans person settled in Naarm. Coming from a background in STEM and being a second-generation immigrant from Mauritius, he experienced first hand the racism, sexism, and ableism within the engineering industry and decided to dedicate his life to using his lived experience to begin changing bigoted systems in a meaningful way. He’s been part of the disability and chronic illness advocacy group Chronic Illness Peer Support (ChIPS) within the Royal Children’s Hospital in which they designed and implemented diversity policies, created a new committee, workshops, safety and inclusion practices, as well as honing in on mentoring and peer leadership skills. Enkfi has also been a part of the Genomics In Schools Steering Committee with GSMV as a community representative for 3 years and assisted in the development of a relevant and ethical genomics module for VCE Biology students. Additionally, Enkfi is the Assistant Director and Publishing Lead of Unbound Arts Collective which is a collaboration between womyn, trans, and nonbinary creatives that work to share the voices and works of the marginalized, with an emphasis on the intersecting disadvantages faced by Bla(c)k and indigenous communities, and people of colour globally.