Paula MacDonald
Jr Social Policy Analyst
Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work - CCRW
Canada
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Paula MacDonald, a Salteaux-Cree Deaf woman, works in the federal government. Originally from Regina, Saskatchewan (Treaty 4), she was raised in Ottawa. Paula graduated in Indigenous and Canadian Studies from Carleton University (2023) and currently serves as the president of the National Capital Association of the Deaf (NCAD).
Paula is a dedicated advocate for Deaf and Indigenous communities across Canada, with a long-term goal of expanding and strengthening these communities in Ottawa, Ontario, and nationwide. She has volunteered in various roles, including with the Deaf Indigenous of Canada committee, the Canadian Association of the Deaf as National Youth Director, and Deaf Youth Canada. Paula remains committed to supporting, engaging with, and consulting the community.
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Friday, 7 March 2025
11:40 - 12:40
Zero Project Young Voices Perspectives: Navigating Employment, and ICT
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The Zero Project Young Voices program gives a stage and space to young persons with disabilities, not because of their disabilities, but because of their strengths, skills, and expertise.