OUR Mission
Our mission is to improve the way young women experience the economy through developing strong Canada-wide relationships and urging decision-makers to consider the experiences of students in economic policy.
our vision
Our vision is a world where youth-young women in particular-demand accountability from decision makers. Young women are critical to the economic recovery of the nation in a post-pandemic world; and we aim to equip young women with the networks and opportunities that create confidence and belonging. Celebrating and supporting youth of all gender identities and backgrounds including racialized, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+ women will create a stronger and healthier economy.
our Goals
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Foster inclusion and belonging in advocacy through establishing a diverse and inclusive network of young women across Canada.
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Promote skill-building and confidence by empowering young women across Canada to pursue career opportunities, and practice advocacy.
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Strengthen the impact of student groups by providing leaders with training and resources to empower and advocate for the interests of their members.
Meet The Team
Navya Baradi
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Executive Director
University of Alberta: B.Com Strategic Management and Organization Student, Minor in Business Economics
Abigail Isaac
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Advocacy Director
University of Alberta: Political Science and Economics (Hon.)
Audrey Bondoc
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Partnerships Director
University of Alberta: International Business, Business Economics and Law, Bachelor of Commerce
Sydney Wilson
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Finance Associate
Bishop’s University: Bachelors in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting and Minor in Economics
Priscilla Ojomu
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Communications Director
University of Alberta: Bachelor of Arts Psychology Student, Minor in Sociology
Anna Sun
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Marketing Associate
University of Alberta: Major in Computer Science, Minor in Business and Economics
Taylor Bossio
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Advocacy Associate
MacEwan University: Bachelor of Commerce, Major in Legal Studies, Minor in Marketing
Stephanie Otieno
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National Progams Director
University of Alberta: Political Science and Psychology Student