She converts barriers into lasting positive impact for millions.


From rural Ethiopia to the streets of Edmonton, navigating economic hardship as a single mother.
For more than 24 years her work has examined how economic, employment, and technological systems shape risk, resilience, and long term outcomes, particularly for women, Black communities, newcomers, and other equity deserving groups.
Begun in Canada on 26 November. Now shaping awareness efforts in the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.
A leading institution on economic security, consumer protection, and financial justice.
Testimony on protection from coerced debts incurred through human trafficking.
Keynote remarks in Parliament on Canada's first national Code of Conduct for financial institutions.
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Co founder. Ethiopia's first multi user health services application






In Ottawa she mobilised 21 schools, co authored a Black youth employment booklet, and established the city's first credit repair initiative for survivors of coerced debt.