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Our Team

Our Team
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Abdoulaye Barry

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Abdoulaye Barry

Executive Director

Abdoulaye Barry is the newly appointed Executive Director of the Council for the Advancement of African Canadians in Alberta (Africa Centre). He is an experienced leader in community socio‑economic development with more than 17 years of experience designing, managing, and scaling multi‑funder programs across Canada, Africa, and Europe. His background blends technical and business training. He holds a master’s degree in Microfinance, Entrepreneurship and Business Development from Nancy University (France), a Project Leadership and Management certificate from NAIT, and specialized training in entrepreneurship for emerging economies from Harvard University (EdX).

Abdoulaye has led multimillion‑dollar projects that delivered measurable outcomes for newcomers, youth, and equity‑deserving populations. Most recently, he managed blended entrepreneurship and workforce‑integration programs that achieved strong placement and business start‑up rates while building partnerships with employers, post‑secondary institutions, community organizations, and government agencies. He previously directed large provincially funded pre‑trades and employment programs and oversaw international youth entrepreneurship and civic engagement programs with Oxfam Québec. He has a proven track record in building high‑performing teams, securing funding through grants and donations, and ensuring strong financial stewardship. 

Skilled in organizational diagnostic and governance coaching, Abdoulaye has strengthened boards, led strategic planning, and implemented results‑based monitoring and evaluation systems. He has brokered relationships with municipal and provincial decision‑makers that helped secure North Edmonton’s first new francophone elementary public school and attracted significant capital and program funding. 

Fluent in English and French, conversant in three African languages, and basic proficiency in Arabic, he brings multicultural fluency and practical experience across three continents to reunite and amplify African diaspora voices in Western Canada. His vision is to reposition the Africa Centre as a trusted, high‑impact hub by mobilizing strategic partnerships and diversified funding, strengthening governance and program quality, and advancing equitable opportunities for African‑descent communities at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels.

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Salome Asea

DIRECTOR, PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Salome Asea

Director, Programs and Accountability 

Salome Asea is a passionate community leader and social innovator. Her dedication to uplifting communities began through her work as a board member and volunteer, engaged in fundraising and leading programs supporting youth.

Salome’s professional journey has evolved from her work in technology-based environments, supporting tech startups in business development, patent analysis, and technology commercialization. Ms. Asea’s work has spanned many tech disciplines, from biotechnology to solar power and nanotechnology. Salome's career has also taken her across Canada, supporting the Government of Canada’s Technology Cluster Secretariat, analyzing policies and technology markets.

Salome joins Africa Centre from her most recent role as Executive Director at the Council of Canadians of African and Caribbean Heritage, overseeing and expanding community programs

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Emeka Onuoha

DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Emeka Onuoha

Director, Operations and Special Programs

Emeka Onuoha is a GrowthWheel Certified Business Advisor, a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) in good standing, with an MBA and an honorary Doctorate in Social Work (DSW).

His diverse professional journey has spanned the for-profit, public, and non-profit/charitable sectors, showcasing his adaptability and breadth of expertise. In various roles, he has consistently demonstrated a profound ability to leverage stakeholder relations to foster meaningful community engagement. His work is driven by a passion to serve under-represented, marginalized, vulnerable, and disadvantaged populations. Through this work, he strives to provide hope and high-quality services by connecting community members with employment opportunities, shelter, and essential social services.

Emeka’s commitment to mentoring and developing individuals reflects his overarching goal of positively changing lives. He is deeply motivated to uplift and support professionals of similar backgrounds across Canada, North America, and other countries in the global north. His work not only addresses immediate needs but also empowers individuals to achieve long-term success and integration within their communities. Throughout his career, he exemplifies the values of compassion, resilience, and leadership, continually working to create positive change and uplift others.

His passion for service is exemplified by over a decade of unbroken work in the non-profit/charitable sector. Additionally, he has served, and continues to serve, on the boards of various reputable social service organizations.

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Proscovia Nabafu

DIRECTOR, FINANCE

Proscovia Nabafu, CPA,CGA,ACCA

Director, Finance

Proscovia is a Member of CPA Alberta, CGA Canada. She has a Degree in Business Administration, Accounting option and studied the Accounting Designation - Association of Chartered Certified Accountants- UK. In addition, she is a Licensed Immigration Consultant (RCIC).

With almost 15 years of experience in Finance and Accounting, 10 of which were in managerial capacities, Proscovia has established herself in her filed of practice as well as Financial Reporting, Grant Accounting and Donor, Reports, Audit and Human Resource Management.

Proscovia pays attention to details and community engagement especial as it contributes to the Black community.

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Ayuk

Tabi-Ayuk Tambi Epse Atem-Ebai

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Tabi-Ayuk Tambi Epse Atem-Ebai

Administrative Assistant

Tabi-Ayuk Atem-Ebai (née Tambi) is a Human Resources and Administrative professional with over 9 years of experience. Originally from Cameroon, often referred to as “Africa in miniature” she brings a strong background in organizational support, coordination, and people-focused service.

She holds a master’s degree in human resources management, a bachelor’s degree in business management and is currently a CPHR candidate, reflecting her commitment to continuous learning and professional development. She is a fast learner who is always willing to learn new skills and adapt to new environments. Tabi-Ayuk is excited to bring her experience and dedication to the team, support daily operations, and build strong, collaborative relationships with colleagues and clients.
 
Outside of work, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends and loves engaging in activities that promote personal growth and community connection. She is a caring and dedicated wife and mother who values kindness, service, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Ayuk also loves watching movies, singing and travelling. She is also a highly skilled SCRABBLE player.
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Tosin

Tosin Ajani

FINANCIAL ANALYST

Tosin Ajani

Financial Analyst

Tosin Ajani is currently the acting financial analyst at Africa Centre. He holds a degree in economics and has a keen interest in numbers and their impact on people and organizations. Over the past five years, he managed the financial operations of one of Nigeria’s leading PR agencies, serving clients such as MTN, Nigerian Breweries, Interswitch, ViacomCBS, and Reckitt Benckiser. Tosin’s expertise in high-level financial management ensures the efficient use of financial resources, and he provides strategic advice to company management on financial matters.

Tosin has extensive experience across sectors like sustainability, FMCG, technology, entertainment, health, fintech, and telecommunications. He has created and managed financial policies, overseen budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting, and liaised with shareholders and creditors. His academic credentials include a degree from the University of Lagos, a master’s in accounting and finance from the University of Hull, and certifications from ACCA and CIMA.

Tosin is passionate about leveraging technology to reshape the finance landscape, aiming to enhance organizational efficiency. Outside of work, he enjoys anime, documentaries, video games, and autobiographies. A former varsity track athlete, he has won several medals in athletics.

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Elizabeth Ntale

ASSISTANT, BOOKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTS

Elizabeht Ntale

Assistant, Bookkeeper and Accounts

Elizabeth is an accountant by profession; she holds a bachelor's degree and a postgraduate degree from Kenya. Elizabeth has 6 years of accounting experience, having previously worked with companies in the aviation and telecommunication industries.

Elizabeth is driven by a relentless pursuit of accuracy and attention to detail, she is always eager to apply her expertise to real-world scenarios and contribute meaningfully to the success of the organization. 

Beyond professional endeavors, Elizabeth is a chess player. She has a deep love for nature, a yearning to drive social change, and a relentless desire to make a meaningful impact.

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Liisa

Liisa Otchie

COORDINATOR, DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS AND BRANDING

Liisa Otchie

Coordinator, Digital Communications and Branding

Liisa Otchie is a digital marketing and communications professional with experience developing and executing integrated campaigns across multiple platforms. With more than three years of experience in digital strategy, social media management, and cross-functional collaboration, she supports organizational storytelling and stakeholder engagement efforts at Africa Centre.

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Laila

Layla Rguigue

COORDINATOR, COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

Layla Rguigue

Coordinator, Communications and Public Relations

Layla Rguigue is a Digital Marketing Strategist who believes that strategy and creativity are
most powerful when they meet purpose. With more than 14 years of experience across industries and markets, she has built her career helping businesses turn ideas into
measurable growth through data-driven marketing and authentic brand storytelling.

From digital transformation projects to multi-channel campaigns, Laila brings a 360° vision that blends innovation, structure, and collaboration. Her strength lies in connecting people, strategy, and technology to deliver results that not only perform but endure.

Deeply passionate about digital culture, creativity, and human connection, she approaches every project with curiosity and empathy. Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, Laila bridges cultures as effectively as she bridges strategy and creativity making marketing not just about visibility, but about creating meaningful experiences that inspire trust and long-term relationships.

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Nkechi Chinedu

MANAGER, ENTREPRENEURIAL ENGAGEMENT

Nkechi Chinedu

Manager, Entrepreneurial Engagement 

Nkechi Chinedu-Asogwa is a communications professional with extensive experience in stakeholder engagement, donor relations, and strategic communications within community-based settings. Her background in advocacy, implementation research, and nonprofit leadership has enabled her to successfully partner with donors, foundations, and community stakeholders to advance organizational objectives, strengthen resource mobilization, and advocate for evidence-informed policies.

With an academic foundation in Communications, Public Health, and community-based research, Nkechi is deeply passionate about improving population well-being and addressing the wider determinants of health through strategic, collaborative approaches.

Outside of work, Nkechi enjoys volunteering, spending time in nature, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen.

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Halima Mohamud

MANAGER, ENHANCING GENDER EQUITY

Halima Mohamed

Manager, Enhancing Gender Equity 

Halima Mohamud is a registered Social Worker with over 10 years of experience in community work in the areas of resettlement, integration, and frontline support in social services. She has a unique perspective of working with immigrant groups and has always been an advocate for social issues and human rights. She has a strong sense of duty in advancing social issues that affect vulnerable groups and promoting gender capacity.

Halima holds a  Bachelors’ Degree in Social Work with Honours from the University of Calgary. She continues to give back to the community in volunteerism and service on boards for various organizations.

Halima enjoys travelling and the outdoors; be it on rocky mountains, in her backyard or whenever possible.

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Tawa-Nzekwu

Tawa Nzekwu

MANAGER, YOUTH PROGRAMS

Tawa Nzekwu

Manager, Youth Programs

Tawa Nzekwu is a program manager with years of experience in project planning, and competency in building and maintaining strong effective rapport with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. Highly skillful in qualitative and quantitative data collation, with experience working in front line human services and extensive knowledge and explicit understanding of institutional and societal barriers faced by immigrants and refugees. 

Tawa’s wealth of experience in communication, project management, data collation comes from the opportunity of working indifferent fields such as consulting, retail, field research, behaviour modification therapy and working for-profit and non-profit organizations with work locations spanning across North America, Europe, and Africa.

Tawa has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology a certificate in Community Support Work, and is constantly broadening her knowledge through certifications and trainings. Tawa is empowered by the strategies required to work with immigrants in a multicultural context and is passionate about human relations, communication and volunteering.

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Albert

Albert Mbai

MANAGER, BLACK YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

Albert Mbai

Manager, Black Youth Leadership Program

Albert holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Finance from Kenya and a Master of Business Administration from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia.

He brings a wealth of experience from roles as an accounting and economics lecturer, treasurer, accountant, and finance administrator. With a passion for numbers, Albert is dedicated to using his skills to create meaningful impact in the community and put his knowledge and experience into action.

Outside of work, Albert enjoys mountain biking across Canada — especially in the beautiful terrain of British Columbia — as well as hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and taking long scenic drives.

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Cynthia Awuah

COORDINATOR, BLACK YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (BYLP)

Cynthia Awuah

Coordinator, Black Youth Leadership Program (BYLP)

Cynthia Awuah is a dedicated professional with a proven track record of excellence and hard work. She holds a Master of Arts (MA) in Heritage Studies with a specialization in policy and community engagement, which has provided her with a deep understanding of the complex issues surrounding cultural heritage preservation, youth empowerment, and the importance of engaging local communities in the process of finding solutions.

With a rich and diverse career spanning different continents, Cynthia has honed her expertise through her work as a project and research coordinator. Her experience in various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Ghana and academic institutions in Hungary has not only broadened her knowledge but also allowed her to make a meaningful impact in the fields of heritage studies and community development. Her diplomatic experience enables her to build strong and lasting relationships with stakeholders, fostering collaboration and mutual understanding.

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Reem Elsawi

COORDINATOR, BLACK YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (BYLP)

Reem Elsawi

Coordinator, Black Youth Leadership Program (BYLP)

Reem has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Global Development Studies from the University of Calgary.

Reem was also a youth facilitator at the Canadian Red Cross for three years. Working with youth has enhanced her ability to establish trusting relationships while supporting individuals coping with a variety of challenges and troubling situations, including domestic violence, homelessness, and substance abuse.

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Aaliyah Musa

COORDINATOR, BLACK YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (BYLP)

Aaliyah Musa

Coordinator, Black Youth Leadership Program (BYLP)

Aaliyah Musa is currently studying marketing at Mount Royal University (MRU). With her passion for community service and mentoring, Aaliyah volunteers with various non-profits dedicated to supporting young Black youth across Canada.

In her free time, she enjoys swimming, painting, and exploring new restaurants with friends.

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Thandi Mphoka

LEAD, UJIMA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Thandi Mphoka

Lead, UJIMA Fellowship Program

Originally from Malawi, Thandi brings more than 10 years of international experience in healthcare, research, program management, and youth education. Since moving to Calgary, she has worked with numerous nonprofits to strengthen youth programming and advance health education initiatives.

Thandi is passionate about building inclusive, culturally responsive programs that promote wellness, health equity, and community-based care. Her work is guided by a commitment to empowering communities and fostering meaningful cross-cultural collaboration.

Outside of work, Thandi is an award-winning public speaker and an active volunteer. She enjoys cycling, reading, and travelling — always seeking new opportunities to connect with people and ideas that inspire positive change.

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Benita

Benita Namayanja

COORDINATOR, UJIMA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Benita Namayanja

Coordinator, UJIMA Fellowship Program

Benita is originally from Uganda and has proudly called Canada home for nearly eight years. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Forensic Studies, and her academic and professional journey has focused on mental health—particularly within the criminal justice system and among marginalized communities.

Passionate about breaking the stigma around mental health in Black communities, Benita is dedicated to creating safe, culturally responsive spaces for open dialogue, healing, and support. Her work with Hope Mission and, more recently, as an Assistant Behaviour Therapist with Edmonton Catholic Schools, has deepened her interest in neuropsychology and the power of early interventions that honour cultural identity.

Outside of work, Benita loves to travel, explore art and music, and immerse herself in different cultures, languages, and histories. She finds joy in movies, vintage-meets-modern fashion, flowers, and the ocean—which recharges her and keeps her connected to her roots and the memory of her late mother. Benita also collects souvenirs from the places she visits, cherishing them as reminders of meaningful moments and experiences along her journey.

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Daniel

Daniel Daudu

COORDINATOR, UJIMA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Daniel Daudu

Coordinator, Ujima Fellowship Program

Daniel’s career spans more than a decade across finance, international development, and community engagement across multicultural contexts. He has supported the strategy design and delivery of donor-funded and community-focused initiatives in Nigeria, Nepal, Cameroon, Geneva, and Canada. His experience includes strategy design, program coordination, stakeholder engagement, grant governance, and results tracking, often working at the intersection of policy, community needs, and practical implementation.

Holding a Master’s degree in Finance, Daniel brings a thoughtful and multidisciplinary approach to program delivery, with a strong emphasis on accountability, learning, and long-term impact. He is particularly committed to supporting his community, and particularly, youth as they navigate social, economic, and civic systems, and believes deeply in co-creating solutions that honour culture, identity, and lived experience.

In his free time, Daniel enjoys writing, photography, taking reflective walks, and spending time with books that challenge how he sees the world.

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Godfred

Godfred Ahia

COORDINATOR, UJIMA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Godfred Ahia

Coordinator, Ujima Fellowship Program

Godfred brings over a decade of experience supporting complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives across engineering, technology, and community-focused environments. He is recognized for his structured approach, attention to detail, and ability to deliver projects efficiently while upholding strong standards of governance and accountability.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and a Post-Diploma Certificate in Data Analytics from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), combining technical expertise with strong analytical and reporting capabilities.

Throughout his career, Godfred has worked with leading energy companies, developing expertise in project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven reporting. His work is grounded in a commitment to compliance, operational excellence, and continuous improvement.

In addition to his professional career, Godfred is actively engaged in community service and volunteer leadership, contributing to the coordination of community-based programs and supporting effective stakeholder engagement and program delivery.

Outside of his professional and volunteer commitments, he enjoys exploring natural landscapes, outdoor photography, and following basketball, with a particular interest in game strategy and team dynamics.

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Aurelia

Aurelia Uarsama

COORDINATOR, SENIORS ENGAGEMENT AND WELL-BEING PROGRAM

Aurelia Uarsama

Coordinator, Seniors  Engagement and Well-being Program

Aurelia has been involved in the non-profit sector in Canada and abroad for over a decade. She worked in project development and design for education, social change and empowerment of girls and women in areas of human rights, gender equity as well as diversity. She has worked in Higher Education Institutions both as a researcher and project manager in various continents. She has been volunteering in Edmonton as a Board Member of various organizations. She holds a Master’s Degree in Sociology from the University of Bologna, Italy and a Masters Degree in Education from the University of Alberta.

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Liyu

Liyu Gebrewold

COORDINATOR, PARSSY PROGRAM

Liyu Makonnen

Coordinator, PARSSY Program 

Liyu was born and raised in Ethiopia, where she was educated and began to build her career until she came to Canada in 2013. Liyu is a sociologist by profession and was privileged to be part of various community programs both in Ethiopia and Canada.

She has ample experience in serving her community at different capacities and community members mostly targeted by her services were children, youth and women. She is now serving as a volunteer coordinator in her Autism support group, which is a passion that comes from her love for community services and most importantly from her personal experience of raising a son in the Autism spectrum. Liyu’s service in both Edmonton Public Schools and Edmonton Catholic schools was directed to children in the early learning setting. Liyu has now accepted a new challenge to work with at risk youth, to make sure that they receive trauma informed care and services, at the Arica Centre.

Most of Liyu’s outside of work time is spent with family, caring for her three children and quality time with her husband. Liyu finds a lot of joy in painting, doing crafts and reading. She enjoys her volunteer work at her church Sunday School along with her close friends.

Liyu has a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and a Master’s Degree in Gender Studies, both from Addis Aabab University, Ethiopia. 

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Justinah

Justinah Adeyanju

COORDINATOR, MENTORSHIP | THE COME UP | SCHOLARSHIP

Justinah Adeyanju

Coordinator, Mentorship | Scholarship | The Come Up

Justinah moved to Edmonton in 2018 from a small city in northern Alberta and first connected with YEG The Come-Up as a volunteer in 2020. Since then, she has remained actively involved, finding it to be a meaningful space for connection and growth. She holds a BSc in Psychology with a minor in Chemistry from the University of Alberta.

Passionate about creativity and wellness, Justinah enjoys exploring different artistic outlets, hiking, and running half-marathons around the world. She is excited for the opportunity to give back and contribute to a program that has played such an important role in her own journey.

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Emmanuel

Emmanuel Danjuma

PROJECT COORDINATOR, COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING

Emmanuel Danjuma

Project Coordinator, Community Capacity Building

Emmanuel Danjuma is a dedicated, results-driven professional with extensive experience in quantity surveying, construction, community social work, sales, marketing, manufacturing, and procurement. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, he is passionate about delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget, leveraging his technical expertise, leadership skills, and commitment to excellence.

With a strong background in cost control, project management, and team collaboration, Emmanuel currently serves as Project Coordinator at the Council for the Advancement of African Canadians in Alberta. In this role, he oversees project plans, budgets, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building initiatives for more than 100 sub-agreement holders, ensuring impactful outcomes and fostering strategic relationships.

Previously, Emmanuel was General Manager of Operations at Cibi Nigeria Limited, where he optimized production processes, strengthened inventory control systems, and led export sales across Africa and Europe. His leadership reduced downtime, improved product quality, and expanded production capacity. Earlier in his career, Emmanuel excelled as a Project Quantity Surveyor, consistently delivering projects under budget and ahead of schedule.

Emmanuel holds advanced degrees in Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Facilities Management, and Building Construction, along with professional credentials including a Nigeria Institute of Quantity Surveyors Diploma and an Occupational Health and Safety Certificate. He is skilled in budgeting, vendor management, process improvement, and cross-functional team leadership.

Driven by a commitment to innovation and community development, Emmanuel continues to make a positive impact through his work. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family and watching football.

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Charity Katushabe

PROJECT COORDINATOR, COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING

Charity Katushabe

Project Coordinator, Community Capacity building

Charity brings 5 years of experience in program coordination, community engagement, and equity-focused initiatives, supported by a Diploma in Business Computing. Over the years, she led workshops and outreach programs connecting youth, seniors, and refugees to meaningful resources and opportunities.

Charity is passionate about advancing the social, cultural, and economic well-being of Black Canadian communities and looks forward to collaborating with you all to create inclusive and impactful programs.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, watching movies, swimming, and making new friends.

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Christiane Abuimama

PROJECT COORDINATOR, COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING

Christiane Abuimama

Project Coordinator, Community Capacity Building

Christiane Abuimama earned her Doctorate in Medicine from a medical school in Cameroon and worked as a family physician for nearly six years. During that time, she provided direct patient care, led health promotion initiatives, coordinated care, and organized workshops across multiple hospitals and communities before moving to Canada.

Passionate about human development and community support, Christiane transitioned into the community work field to help foster positive change. Over the past four years, she has gained extensive experience as a tutor, facilitator, project coordinator, and program coordinator — collaborating with organizations to deliver impactful programs and projects. Her background in project management and her deep understanding of community needs allow her to build meaningful connections and foster effective communication across diverse groups.

Christiane believes in being a catalyst for change by equipping individuals with the tools and confidence they need to succeed. She values ethics, dedication, and the power of shared experience, believing that it is easier to connect with someone who truly understands your journey.

In addition to her professional work, Christiane has volunteered with the Edmonton Food Bank, facilitated COVID-19 awareness sessions for the francophone community through AIMGA, tutored French for beginners, and mentored newcomers.

Outside of work, Christiane enjoys writing, exploring art, travelling, and playing soccer. She is fluent in both French and English.

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