
International Executive Director & North American Projects Coordinator
Canada
Founder. Executive Director, President of the Board for our non-profit incorporated,
Arts & Immigration Alliance.

Master Classical Italian Sculptor
Canada
Renown Master Classical Italian Sculptor and collaborator with the Arts & Immigration Alliance.

Award Winning Documentary Filmmaker
U.S.A.
Co-Founder and Co-Owner of the award winning Pacific Street Films, Manhattan. N.Y.

Board Member and Co-Development Head
Canada
Advisor and representative in Spanish, English and Mandarin Chinese. Peter Cohen holds a Masters Degree in Political Science from Rutgers University and a Masters degree in TESOL from New York University. Expertise: Cross-Cultural-Relations, Educator in New York City, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Spain and China.

City Planning Advisor
U.S.A.
Former editor of Indigenous Planning Times and a convener of the BIPOC Planning Collective, an affiliate of Planners Network. He is currently Assistant Commissioner of Co-op Readiness at the New York City Department of Housing, Preservation and Development. He studied urban planning at MIT.

Project Assistant
U.S.A. & Canada
From Albuquerque, New Mexico and Vermont, soon to be a graduate of Concordia University with an honours degree in Political Science and a minor in Law and Society, Bronwyn engages in both international and domestic policy studies, with a special focus on critical border studies and immigration rights, both in her academic and professional career.

Financial Portfolio Coordinator and Project Assistant
Canada & Turkey
Nazli Memisoglu came to Canada from Turkey. She is a graduate in Economics, McGill University in Montreal.

Project Advisor
Canada
Executive Policy Staff Advisor to the Arts And Immigration Alliance. Director of First Peoples Studies at Concordia University in Montreal.

Executive Advisor
Canada
Latin America Alliance- Building Coordinator.

Mediterranean Advisor
Canada and Turkey
Based in Vancouver, BC, Berk Metin's Ph.D. research specializes in the history of the late Otoman Empire.

Project Advisor
U.S.A.
Seton Hall Law School Professor, Human Rights, International Law and Constitutional Law legal authority. Also Senior Attorney with the New York National Office of the American Civil Liberties Union (A.C.L.U.). Member of the Board of Directors for our non-profit, U.S. incorporated.

Project Advisor
U.S.A.
Legal Director of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (Seattle). Matt Adams prepared a Legal Brief and representation on behalf of his client in what was a major immigrant rights case, in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in January 2022.

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We are currently a Canadian incorporated not-for-profit organization. As such, a charitable receipt cannot be given at this time, but the organization intends to apply for charitable status. Thank you!
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