They have experience and training in facilitation and have facilitated training related to unconscious bias and accessibility, showcasing their commitment to creating inclusive and accessible spaces. Anya’s expertise in coordinating meetings, combined with their passion for creating equitable spaces, make them an invaluable member of the CHF BC team.

They hold a bacherlor’s degree in Cognitive Science from the University of British Columbia and have research experience with UBC’s Social Identity Lab and Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Lab.

Anya will be one of the facilitators for Community Care: Strengthening Connections Together at the 2024 Island Education Day.