Noah Chalifoux (he/they)
Engagement & Facilitation
Engagement & Facilitation
Noah Chalifoux is a settler of mixed French, Irish, and Scottish ancestry who lives on unceded Coast Salish Territory (Vancouver). He is a facilitator, educator, project manager, writer, and consultant, specializing in solving complex problems through authenticity, mutual respect, and trust.
With a degree in Human Geography from Queen’s University, Noah’s academic work focused on how spatial structures shape inequities in Canada. He has been admitted to McGill University, where he is pursuing a Master of Arts in Education and Society.
A certified Project Management Professional (PMP) through PMI, Noah also holds a Certificate in Public Participation from IAP2 Canada. He has led or supported a wide range of research and education initiatives related to reconciliation, community overdose response, community health, and Indigenous health—including engaging local governments across British Columbia in dialogue around overdose response.
At the core of his work is a commitment to building relationships grounded in mutual respect and trust. He believes this foundation empowers organizations to work more effectively while fostering the conditions for human flourishing.
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