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Alexandra Yeboah

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Alexandra Yeboah is a writer, creative spirit, storyteller facilitator, and mental health advocate living in Brampton, Ontario. Her writing explores themes relating to social consciousness through multiple formats. Alexandra's past features have delved into several leading topics, including cultural identity, gender-based violence, education, poverty, art, and mental wellness. She is especially passionate about helping others transmit ideas to inform, inspire and transform.

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Ontario, Toronto, Brampton, Peel RegionCABJDecember 21, 2020Mental Health, Culture Identity, Poverty

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Alexandra Yeboah

Striving to advance the work of Black journalists and media professionals in Canada.