Our Team
Dorothy A. has spent 26 years in the human and community services field. Doctorate degree in Social Justice (EdD), Masters in Social Justice (M.Ed.) from University of Toronto (UofT), RSSW, Q.Med. B.Sc. (Physics), a Human Rights Consultant,
Dorothy is committed to helping young people identify their abilities and achieve their fullest potential through her work as a registered Social Services Worker, her degrees in Social Justice as an advocate and educator, and her work in Human Rights. Dorothy has devoted her approach to equality, diversity, and inclusion, focusing on equity and Anti-Black racism. Hence, Dorothy has impacted not just the youth but also the communities. She has experienced diverse forms of oppression, racism, marginalization, and dehumanization, among other things, in her work places, communities and shelter systems; consequently, her selection of career was a wise decision.
Princess is a dedicated individual who graduated from York University. With a passion for community engagement, she currently serves as a youth program director, working closely with young individuals to provide them with enriching experiences and opportunities for growth. She aims to address the unique challenges and aspirations of young people and ensure that the programs she oversees align with their interests and goals. Through her work, Princess strives to empower young individuals, fostering their personal growth, resilience, and sense of belonging.
Bashar AlHadla is a scholar and researcher specializing in human rights law and social justice. He is also a human rights educator and advisor. He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Human Rights from Union University in Belgrade, a Master’s degree in Social Justice Education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at the University of Toronto, and a Master’s degree in Refugee Law and Protection from the University of London. He has published numerous research papers and articles on topics including human rights violations, gender-based violence, domestic violence, and refugee rights and protection. Bashar has lectured at various European universities and worked with several international agencies and organizations, including UNICEF, Save the Children, and the Danish Refugee Council.
Peer-to-Peer Mentor
Our Team
Kashoro Nyenyezi MPA, BA
French Legal Program Coordinator
Kashoro Nyenyezi is a graduate research assistance, a candidate currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Social Justice Education at the University of Toronto with a specialty in Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Prevention. Kashoro is passionate about preventing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). and has worked with sexually abused women and their children since 2012. She is experienced working with Francophone minority communities and multilingual newcomers, ensuring that language is never a barrier to learning or accessing justice. She is a consultant on human rights and an advocate for disadvantaged women, children, and victims of gender-based violence. She felt compelled to give back to these women and their children through education and protection programs that foster self-assurance and survival skills that lead to a sustainable lifestyle. She holds a bachelor degree in International Studies and Diplomacy and a master’s degree in Public Administration and certified in traditional trauma healing,
Registered Psychotherapist, MSc, MEd, CCC, RP
Titilola support individuals through life's challenges and transitions. With more than ten years of experience in therapy, Titilola specialize in supporting individuals coping with chronic illnesses, perinatal mental health issues, depression, self-esteem, grief and PTSD. With a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and specialized graduate training in Global Health and Social Justice. Her background includes training in evidence-based interventions, advanced perinatal psychotherapy, and the intricate relationship between food and mental health.
Occupational Health & Safety Consultant
Providing essential legal assistance for refugees, immigrants, and newcomers professionals.
Our organization, led by professionals specializing in social justice, human right consultant, social service worker, mediator, immigration and refugee and our legal partners initiate a comprehensive legal support project.
This initiative provides crucial legal assistance to refugees, immigrants, and newcomers, ensuring they can effectively navigate the legal system and protect their rights. The program focus on addressing critical legal matters relating to immigration, status, family reunification, humanitarian and compassion etc.
Our goal foster social inclusion, promote justice, and create stability for the vulnerable populations by providing the tools and knowledge necessary for them to succeed in accessing professional legal guidance services irrespective of financial limitations or language barriers.
Immigration Legal Aid
Help newcomers navigate immigration processes and protect their rights effectively.
Human Rights Advocacy
Support individuals in understanding and asserting their human rights within the legal system.
Mediation Services
Facilitate conflict resolution and communication between parties to achieve fair outcomes.
Healing
Empowerment
Recovery
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