Dr.Idrisa is an academic and social justice advocate focused on interfaith relations, anti-oppression, anti-racism, gender and Islam, and the Kashmir conflict, recognized for her community contributions and volunteerism.

Tina Baksh is rejoining the board with excitement after a break. She holds a Master’s in Education, a Bachelor in Business Management, and an Advanced Diploma in Business Administration. With over 10 years of experience supporting marginalized communities, Tina is passionate about creating safe spaces and helping others reach their goals through creative problem-solving.

Takhmina Shokirova is a researcher, educator, and practitioner specializing in social justice and migration, with a focus on gender equity, migrant workers, and children and youth in migration, combining her interdisciplinary education and experience in social work, peace studies, and human rights.

Qadir Ahmadi is an accounting graduate student at Conestoga College, former program coordinator for Afghanistan Libre, and an active member of Ismaili Volunteer Corps with experience supporting education and healthcare initiatives for marginalized women and girls in rural Afghanistan.

Anwar Shah Arkani is a Burmese Rohingya linguistic specialist, founder of the Rohingya Association of Canada, and cofounder of the Rohingya Language School, leading advocacy campaigns and producing "Time To Act: Rohingya Voices."

Asima Roohi is a licensed lawyer and Notary Public in Ontario and the founder of Asima Roohi Professional Corporation. She provides legal services in immigration, wills and estates, landlord-tenant disputes, and small claims. Fluent in five languages, Asima is committed to access to justice and supporting marginalized communities.

Sehrish Haroon is a Registered Psychotherapist and Approved Consultant in both Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR, specializing in trauma-informed care. She offers psychotherapy, clinical consultation, and CRPO supervision through her practice, Infinity Psychotherapy. Currently pursuing a PhD in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy at Laurier, her research focuses on vicarious trauma and post-traumatic growth. Sehrish is passionate about supporting the community—especially the Muslim community—through education and care rooted in the belief that healing is always possible.

Ahmed Abou-Sharkh, PT, PhD, is a physiotherapist, educator, and researcher based in Kitchener-Waterloo. He works in rehabilitation, chronic pain, and mental health. Ahmed is currently a psychotherapy and spiritual care student at Wilfrid Laurier University and serves as a Board Member of Muslim Social Services of Waterloo Region, where he supports initiatives that promote community well-being, inclusion, and accessible care.