
Program leaders are a diverse group committed to engaging residents in finding solutions to local challenges. Each leader brings a wealth of experience, a passion for action and embraces all forms of diversity as a value. Leaders will provide a civic literacy primer to 900 in the Greater Toronto Region on how governments make decisions and how to make an impact on those decisions.
Together, they will lead local collaborations to address challenges collectively identified in their communities.
Andre Vashist with Agincourt Community Services Association
Rezwanul Karim with Agincourt Community Services Association
Jagjit Sekhon with Brampton Multicultural Community Centre
Jamal Gharavi with Catholic Community Services of York Region
Pushpmit Bhatia with Centre for Information and Community Services
Janet Campbell with Jane/ Finch Community & Family Centre
Zabrina Buddington with Jane/ Finch Community & Family Centre
Anu Randhawa with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Crystal Perryman Mark with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Nerissa Poponne with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Sundip Dhanjal with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Adriana Salazar with Mennonite New Life Centre
Sadia Khan with Mennonite New Life Centre
Beatriz Alas with North York Community House
Tara Bootan with North York Community House
Terence Williams with Parkdale Activity Recreation Centre (PARC)
Hilary Coleman with Scadding Court Community Centre
Mohsin Khattak with Scadding Court Community Centre
Wosen Beyene with Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities
Nadia Edwards with The Stop Community Food Centre
Sabina Ali with Thorncliffee Neighbourhood Office
Abubakar Moallim with Unison Health & Community Services
Maleda Mulu with Unison Health & Community Services
Mona Anees with Working Women Community Centre
Randa Abdo El Ozair with Working Women Community Centre
Aneelvir Grewal with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Niambi Marton-John with Malton Neighbourhood Services
Josie Martin-Murray with Malton Neighbourhood ServicesBuilding Blocks is in part funded by
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