Niki Michas is a fourth year BSW student at TMU. She is also an alumni of the Social Service Worker Program at Humber College. Professionally, Niki has experience woking with various groups and communities. She will continue to develop and learn how to apply advocacy in social work for the most oppressed groups in society, especially advocacy related to resources, services and funding most needed for these communities. Personally, she has a passion for activism and fighting for social change. She believes our world has immense inequality and social problems and it must change. This can only happen when oppressed people and communities stand up and work together to transform society. She is excited to collaborate with ICL to do the work of bringing communities together as well as teaching the important tools for advocacy and outreach in order to achieve change.
Last winter, ICL had the pleasure of hosting two entirely French trainings with women from MOFIF and needless to say, they took all this experience and turned it into fuel to propel their projects.
Roots CFC is focused on building a sustainable organization of activists to address the roots of food insecurity.
Meet the first-ever winner of the Layton Indigenous Leadership Award!
