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Mental health has always been a passion of Lauren’s through her own lived experience. She sees the opportunity to support Veteran and Veteran Family mental health as an absolute honour. Through her work, she can give back to those who have given so much to Canadians.
Nina is strongly committed to advancing Atlas’s external and internal goals. Her commitment shows through the effort she puts into creating frameworks and processes that translate strategy into action.
Veronica chose to work for Atlas because she wanted to be part of a growing organization that creates a system of supports and services for Veterans, first responders, and their Families.
Amanda’s passion is supporting others. When she heard about Atlas Institute, she knew she wanted to be a part of it. Atlas’s meaningful mission and work with Veterans and their Families makes it an incredibly humbling place to work.
Francesca has personal experience with the effects of moral injury. She embraced the opportunity to work at the Atlas Institute and committed fully to its mission. The Atlas Institute is always learning about PTSD and its continued effect on Veterans and their Families. Francesca is very moved by the inequities they experience.
To be a part of the dedicated Atlas team is a true privilege and honour for Gabrielle. Driven by a commitment to mental health equity, Gabby was drawn to the opportunity to engage authentically with Veterans and Families to answer, through research, the questions that matter most to them.
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