Nousha Bayrami
Nousha joins the movement as a fellow spoonie (disabled person) committed to community building as the result of a passion for justice and equity.
Nousha joins the movement as a fellow spoonie (disabled person) committed to community building as the result of a passion for justice and equity.
Nousha joins the movement as a fellow spoonie (disabled person) committed to community building as the result of a passion for justice and equity.
Having dedicated well over a decade in the non-profit world, Nousha has worked with and alongside women, youth and QTIBIPoC who identify as neurodivergent, drug users, sex workers, with experiences of poverty, gender-based violence, and institutionalization. They are a fervent believer that agency comes from solidarity and the sharing of knowledge and skills. Feeling there was more they could do to contribute to meaningful change, Nousha shifted their focus from direct services to policy related work for structural change. They are a proud member of the Lived Experience Experts Group with Health Justice, currently working to reshape BC’s Mental Health Act.
Nousha is grateful to live on the lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm(Musqueam), Sḵ