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Our Advisors

Our advisors at Crew of Care play a crucial role in guiding our organization by generously dedicating their expertise and time to our initiatives. Their insights help us ensure that the information we provide is both accurate and valid, reinforcing the credibility of our efforts. By offering professional knowledge and mentorship, they enable us to refine our understanding of complex issues, allowing us to approach medical inequalities with well-informed and impactful solutions. Their support not only strengthens our initiatives but also shapes our mission with greater clarity, ensuring that we remain aligned with our core values of advocacy and community-driven change.

Dr. Melissa Perreault

Dr. Melissa Perreault is a Professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and a Research Leadership Chair at the University of Guelph. Her primary translational research focus is to understand the cellular mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders, as well as to identify sex-specific biomarkers. As a Métis citizen, Dr. Perreault spends much of her time on national and global neuroethics initiatives, advocating for appropriate clinical research approaches in marginalized communities and the integration of Indigenous knowledge into Western neuroscience. She is a member of the College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists in the Royal Society of Canada, an Indigenous Knowledge Holder for the Canadian Brain Research Strategy, and serves as Lead of the Crosscultural Working Group for the International Brain Initiative.

Crew of Care

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What We Do

Crew of Care is a student-led, non-profit NGO dedicated to minimizing medical inequality for the Indigenous peoples of Canada. Aiming to improve access to healthcare services for communities in need, we've initiated a variety of collaborations to promote awareness through activism. We focus on addressing the issues of insufficient resources and cultural insensitivity.

Looking ahead, Crew of Care plans to expand its reach through partnering with local Indigenous groups and host educational workshops to raise awareness and more importantly understand the cultural differences. Through advocating for community engagement, Crew of Care aspires to ensure that healthcare is a right accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic barriers.

Promote awareness through activism

Uniting future change makers

Educating our generation

Improving community engagement