Working on the 24 crisisline as a peer support counsellor. Leading from an anti-oppressive framework providing guidance and support to the volunteers working on the line. As well lead and develope trainings to assist with the volunteer's learning objective and skill building.

Managed and oversaw 10 projects with external clients in the private and public sectors. Responsible for managing staff and project deliverables, but not limited to hosting focus groups, environmental scans and final reports based on findings. Topics of focus were predominately on 2SLGBTQAI+youth mental health initiatives, anti-oppressive /equity audits and gender based violence initiatives.

Working as the engagement lead for the CRE The Network to recruit membership from organizations, grassroot community groups and individual members. In 2021 CRE created The Network to respond to The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Action Call # 66 that Canada “(...) establish a national network to share information and best practices”. Main responsibilities included: designing outreach and recruitment materials for both national, regional, and local communities. Main contact for all members and potential members of The Network. Hosted and presented The Network information sessions to community groups, colleges/universities, and local/regional/national organizationsHosted and organized online Meet & Greets for members of The Network. Duties included: recruited and coordinated Elders, speakers, and attendees. Creating and arranging activities, and managing online logistics and communications. Wrote The Networks’ Code of Conduct and Terms of Reference documents, elicited and incorporated feedback from membership. Creative editor and designer of The Network’s monthly newsletter

Supervisor of 6 coordinators and over 50 participants for the National Youth Reconciliation Initiative (YRI) program for Eastern Canada ( Ontario, Quebec, East Coast). The YRI program ( 2015-2020) worked with Indigenous and Non-Indigenous youth between the ages of 18-29 for selected cities across Canada to host community events and workshops that advance reconciliation within their communities