We are proudly based
on Treaty 6 territory and
the homeland of the Métis
in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Our intersectional approach to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion within organizations supports the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action and the Missing Murdered Women and Girls’s Calls to Justice.
Our Approach
Vision
Leading and inspiring positive change
Mission
Creating awareness and removing roadblocks so that all can realize their full potential.
Values
Collaborative and curious
Establishing common understanding
Implementing practical solutions
All journey’s start with taking those first steps
Our Founder
Dr. Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley is a professional engineer with experience in higher education, EDI research, mining, and farming. She has a B. Sc. with distinction in Mechanical Engineering (2005), M. Sc. (2019), and a Ph.D. (2024) from the University of Saskatchewan.
Jocelyn grew up on the family farm near Hazlet, SK. As a fourth-generation farmer, she understands the value of hard work, community, and collaboration needed to sustain a business. Jocelyn has worked in British Columbia and Saskatchewan as a professional engineer in support of the mining industry. Jocelyn also has experience teaching, coordinating, and with research in higher education and volunteering in the not-for-profit sector. Her multi-disciplinary and collaborative approach will support you to inspire and lead change within your organization.
To learn more about Jocelyn’s equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) research in the mining industry and engineering profession, click the button below to visit her EDI research website.
