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Sabre Pictou Lee
- February 13, 2025
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No CommentsSabre is the CEO and co-founder of Archipel Research & Consulting, the founder of Wiskoq Research & Education Institute, and a lawyer with First Peoples Law LLP. A proud Mi’kmaw citizen from Ugpi’ganjig (Eel River Bar First Nation) in northern New Brunswick, Canada, Sabre’s work is deeply rooted in advocating for Indigenous communities, culture, and legal rights
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Roxanne Buckle, MBA
- October 5, 2016
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Before joining Archipel, Roxanne played a significant role in shaping several global brands. Her approach focuses on empowered leadership and sustainable organizational development.
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Yusra Osman, MSW
- October 5, 2016
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Yusra Osman is a Black Canadian advocate with over 10 years of experience in anti-racism work, social services, and mental health support. As Ottawa’s first Anti-Racism Specialist from 2020-2022, she led initiatives to address systemic racism and promote equity. Her background includes frontline social work, counselling, and academic instruction at Carleton University.
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Dr. Muna Osman
- October 5, 2016
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With extensive experience in research and facilitation, Muna specializes in understanding the resilience and development of racialized youth. She has published in leading journals such as Canadian Psychology and Psychology of Music.
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Hope Metallic
- October 5, 2016
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Hope is Mi’kmaq from Listuguj First Nation, with a passionate commitment to advocating for Indigenous communities, especially Indigenous women. Her academic background in Criminology and Native Studies informs her approach to community support and advocacy.
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Latissah Alleyne, BA
- January 8, 2016
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Latissah has led projects for Conestoga College, Amnesty International, and the Department of Canadian Heritage. She conducts Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion trainings and facilitates Sharing Circles using trauma-informed principles.
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Samantha Dalton (she/her)
- January 8, 2016
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Samantha joined the Archipel Team in July 2024, working as a bookkeeper. Her previous work has been managing accounts payable and receivable for various New Brunswick government departments, including the Legislative Assembly.
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Hosai Qasmi, PhD
- January 8, 2016
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With Archipel since 2019, Dr. Qasmi has contributed to various projects, including creating a guidebook on countering forced sterilization of Indigenous women for NWAC. She recently led an international research project on refugee women’s rights advocates.
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Samoon Tasmim, PhD (Cand.) MA, R.P
- January 8, 2016
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Samoon is a mental health professional and researcher specializing in the mental health of immigrants and newcomers to Canada. He is currently collaborating with Archipel on a curriculum development project for OCASI.
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Jean-Marie Vianney Rurangwa, PhD, MA, BA
- January 8, 2016
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Jean-Marie is a renowned sociologist, educator, and author with decades of experience addressing critical social and political issues through academic research and creative works. His MA research, “La question de l’ethnicité au Rwanda. Idéologie raciste et pouvoir,” examined the origins and causes of the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
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