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Megan is a member of the Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation. She has lived in six provinces, a dozen or so cities, and has travelled to six continents.
Megan is a member of the Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation. She has lived in six provinces, a dozen or so cities, and has travelled to six continents.
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==== Afreen Delvi ====
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|Afreen began her public service career three years ago as a Communications Strategist for the Office of Public Service Accessibility (OPSA) at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS). Today, she for the Department of Finance where in her daily role as a financial analyst, she covers a wide array of policy objectives, focusing on curbing money laundering and financial crimes.
Afreen continues to champion for holistic solutions to address today’s most pressing issues, focusing on artificial intelligence, terrorism, national and financial security, accessibility, diversity, and inclusion.
As a Youth Accessibility Leader with the Enabling Accessibility Fund, and through working on the implementation of the Nothing Without Us accessibility strategy, she hopes to demonstrate leadership and commitment to building a more accessible Canada, void of barriers to the full and equitable participation and success of all Canadians, including persons with disabilities.
Afreen volunteers with Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and Innocence Canada on criminal justice reform and restorative justice. She enjoys learning languages and trying out making new recipes on the daily!
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