Myriam Ullah blends professional experience in peacebuilding and social justice with training in environmental education. With over twenty years within the non-profit sector, Myriam brings experience in education, instructional design, advocacy, organizational change management, project consultation, staff training, public/community engagement, coalition building, and dialogue facilitation.
Myriam holds an MA in Environmental Education & Communication from Royal Roads University and a designation as a Certified Inclusion Professional through the Canadian Centre for Diversity & Inclusion. Alongside this formal expertise, she has completed extensive training in conflict resolution, active bystander intervention, community consultation processes, Indigenous engagement, supporting neurodivergent learning, and cross-cultural competencies.
She grew up and is currently based on Treaty Six Territory in Saskatoon, Canada. Before joining GWFO, Myriam supported Ocean Wise as their social justice manager embedding principles of equity, accessibility, inclusion, and reciprocity across their conservation initiatives.