Humberto Carolo
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Humberto is the Executive Director at White Ribbon. He is a gender-based violence prevention specialist with 20 years’ experience in the not-for-profit sector with expertise in gender equality, human rights, HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ2+ advocacy, community development and multi-sectoral partnerships. In addition to his work in Canada and the United States, Humberto has developed significant cross-cultural experience in diverse settings, including Brazil, Cape Verde, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, Zambia, and Ethiopia. Humberto Co-chairs the Board of Directors of the Global MenEngage Alliance and is the Chair of the Board of Directors of Abrigo Centre, a community-based organization serving the Portuguese-speaking communities in Toronto. He has a degree in Sociology, Political Science and Portuguese from the University of Toronto and is a graduate of the Emerging Leaders Program (Leadership and Non-Profit Management) from the York University Schulich School of Business. Humberto is a Diverse City Fellow (2014).
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Manoj Paul
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Manoj is the Director of Finance and Operations at White Ribbon. Manoj is responsible for delivery of efficient financial and operational management. As an internationally trained Chartered Accountant, Manoj has worked in finance and accounting within the non-profit sector for more than 15 years. Prior to his non-profit leadership roles, Manoj held senior management and finance positions in financial services and manufacturing organizations. Manoj is passionate about preventing gender-based violence, and services offered by White Ribbon. Manoj has a keen interest in continuing education in his professional fields. He enjoys music in his free time.
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Kate Bojin
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Kate is the Director of Programs at White Ribbon. Kate has worked across research, non-profit, consulting and private sectors. Early in her career, Kate worked in Pondicherry, India and supported grassroots advocacy to prevent gender-based violence. Kate obtained a Masters of Arts in Adult Education and Community Development, at OISE, University of Toronto. Kate's thesis was published in Gender and Development, entitled "Feminist solidarity: no boys allowed? Views of pro-feminist men on collaboration and alliance-building with women's movements." Kate has presented at numerous local, national and global conferences on the area of gender-based violence prevention. As Director, Kate oversees a dynamic portfolio of White Ribbon projects, leads proposal writing and new business development, and is continously inspired by our small but mighty team.
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Mike McClintock
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Mike is the Director of Development, responsible for the ongoing financial support of White Ribbon’s programs, from generous individuals, businesses, foundations, organizations and governments across Canada. A senior fundraising executive and consultant, he has worked with a variety of international, national, regional, and local charitable organizations and institutions concerned with social justice, education, medical research, health care, international aid and development, arts and culture, and the environment. He has a BA in sociology and political science from McGill and an MA in political science from the University of Toronto. He reads widely about human rights, climate change, and the green economy.
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Véronique Church-Duplessis
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Véronique is a Bilingual Program Manager. Véronique oversees the Draw-the-Line Initiative, White Ribbon school-based workshops and manages partnerships with educational institutions. Véronique has accumulated over 10 years of experience as a researcher and project manager. Before joining White Ribbon in 2016, she obtained a Ph.D. in history from the University of Toronto and an M.A. from Université de Montréal. Her doctoral research focused on experiences and articulation of femininity and masculinity during the French Revolution. Véronique is also an experienced educator and public speaker. She has taught several university-level courses on the topics of gender and history and delivered professional development workshops on the topic of sexual violence prevention across Ontario.
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Kaoutar Kaddouri
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Kaoutar Kaddouri is a Community Engagement Manager at White Ribbon. Kaoutar is leading White Ribbon's partnership with WUSC, Kenya Equity in Education Project, as well as the Neighbours, Friends and Families Campaign. Kaoutar Kaddouri has worked with the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation as a Coordinator for community and leadership giving. Before this role, she worked in Somalia as Woman and Child Protection Officer for the United Nations Support Office in support of the African Union Mission. There, she delivered training and advocacy initiatives on protection and violence against women and children in conflict. One of her achievements, in the field, was the creation of a crisis line to support survivors and prevent violence against women. Prior to this role, she worked with a francophone organization in Toronto, Oasis centre des femmes, in different roles including the Friends, Neighbours, and Families Campaign. Kaoutar holds a Master' degree in Women's Studies from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor's degree in International Studies from Al Akhawayn University in Morocco.
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David Garzon
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David Garzon is a Community Engagement Manager at White Ribbon. He is in charge of facilitating workshops, trainings, and presentations for the Draw-the-Line Initiative as well as supporting other White Ribbon projects. He has worked in Bolivia, Guatemala, and Colombia delivering workshops and implementing projects on gender equity, masculinities, LGBTQ+ rights, gender-based violence, feminism, youth empowerment, health, and fair trade. David holds a bachelor degree in Sociology and Latin American and Caribbean studies from York University, a certificate in Critical Reflections on Masculinities from the Center for Social Research, Technology and Capacity Building, and is currently finishing a post-graduate program in Global Business Management at Humber College.
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