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business attorney, principal, Advisory Council on the Status of Women

Leah Martin

business attorney, principal | Advisory Council on the Status of Women

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About Leah

Leah Martin is a Canadian business attorney and principal affiliated with the Advisory Council on the Status of Women. She is a member of the Millbrook First Nation and has been involved in advocating for issues concerning women and Indigenous communities. Martin has played a role in shaping policies through her work with the Advisory Council on the Status of Women, contributing her expertise on gender equality and social issues. Her professional background in law and her engagement with community organizations highlight her commitment to advancing social justice and supporting the needs of diverse populations. Through her legal practice and participation in advisory roles, Martin has demonstrated a dedication to fostering equitable opportunities and addressing systemic challenges facing women and Indigenous peoples.

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