Hello, this is Sana.

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I am a second-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing student at the University of Calgary, completing my coursework and clinical placements with a deep passion for patient care.

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Alongside school, I work as a pharmacy assistant, and I volunteer with Canadian Blood Services in stem cell donation, raising awareness about its life-saving impact.

 

I also serve as the Drive Coordinator for the U of C Stem Cell Club, where I help organize drives and outreach events on campus.

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My goal is to become a nurse who advocates for people in vulnerable situations and contributes to a more compassionate, accessible, and informed healthcare system.

Hello, this is Parwin

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I am an Honours Bachelor of Science student in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology at the University of Toronto Scarborough.

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Alongside my academic studies, I work part-time as a Site Coordinator at Alexmuir Junior Public School, where I support student programming and help create positive, inclusive environments that encourage children to develop their interests and skills.

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I also volunteer as a Research Assistant at the BOLD Lab at OISE, University of Toronto, contributing to research focused on language and literacy development in immigrant children. In addition, I volunteer as an illustrator and designer for The Varsity, the University of Toronto’s student magazine.

Hello, this is Friba.

 

I am a third-year student at Toronto Metropolitan University, studying Politics and Criminology, with a strong interest in pursuing a career in law.

Alongside my studies, I have worked in community-focused roles as an Intake Coordinator and Settlement Worker at the Newcomer Women’s Services Organization, supporting newcomer women and vulnerable communities as they rebuild their lives in Canada.

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I also volunteer with PEN Canada, where I support initiatives focused on freedom of expression, human rights advocacy, and the protection of writers at risk.

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My goal is to advocate for equity, human rights, and justice, and to continue standing alongside communities working toward dignity, safety, and opportunity.

Hello, this is Nargis.

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I am a Computer Science student at York University, working toward a future where technology is used with purpose and impact.

 

Alongside my studies, I volunteer as a web developer for Afghan Women Judges in Ontario, helping design and maintain their digital platforms to support fundraising, outreach, and community connection.

 

I also enjoy swimming at York University, which keeps me focused and grounded while balancing academic and volunteer work.

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My goal is to become a high-impact developer who leads innovative projects and builds technology that strengthens communities and amplifies the voices of women.