Our Board

Beth Malcolm

Beth Malcolm

Board Chair

Biography

Beth Malcolm recently retired from her role as Vice President at Canadian Women’s Foundation, a national public foundation focusing on gender-based violence, economic justice, girls empowerment and inclusive leadership. In her role as Vice President, Beth successfully led a team of 17 professionals delivering all aspects of the Foundation’s grantmaking, capacity building, collective impact, policy, and advocacy work, including the development of a unique northern strategy.

Beth has close to 40 years’ experience in the non-profit sector, including front-line counselling, group work, program development and delivery, social enterprise development, strategic planning and community development. She has worked at local, regional and national levels, and developed numerous partnerships, always leading with a feminist, anti-violence, intersectional lens.

Haily McDonald

Haily McDonald

Director

Biography

Haily is a feminist activist located in Barrie, Ontario. She is currently the Acting Executive Director at Huronia Transition Homes, a not-for-profit organization within Simcoe County, Ontario that is working to end all violence against all women. Haily recently completed her master’s degree in interdisciplinary studies, where she used the sustainable livelihoods framework to conduct research on the organization’s social enterprise Operation Grow, focusing on understanding the impacts of violence against women, the unique needs violence creates, and how social enterprise can be designed to meet these unique needs and ultimately reduce the impacts of violence.  Haily is active in community, and is currently a member of the Barrie Anti-Racism Task Force and various Ontario health team tables.

Eric Leviten-Reid

Eric Leviten-Reid

Director

Biography

Eric Leviten-Reid is a community development practitioner with a focus on comprehensive, collaborative approaches to complex issues.  Born and raised in Cape Breton, Eric currently supports community engagement and collaboration initiatives for New Dawn Enterprises, a multifaceted community development organization serving Cape Breton Island since 1977.  Areas of interest include social development, local food and food security, and climate change.  Previously, Eric worked with the Caledon Institute of Social Policy and Tamarack: An Institute for Community Engagement where he served as policy researcher and learning and evaluation coordinator for the national Vibrant Communities poverty reduction initiative.