Alana Martin
Minister to The GO Project
“I’ve been working with GO since 2010 when I started as a summer site staff while in University! Since then, I’ve worked as a summer youth coordinator, children’s program coordinator, pilgrimage coordinator, program director, and now, Minister to The GO Project. Outside of GO, I bring 10+ years of experience in children and youth ministry within the United Church of Canada at local and national levels and am deeply passionate about creating resources and space for young people to explore their faith and to be inspired to make the world a better place. I studied Spanish and International Development at Dalhousie University, spending a year on exchange in Mexico and then Cuba. I am a Diaconal Minister in the United Church of Canada. I live in Toronto with my dog Murphy and partner, Matt, and am originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia where my family still lives. I love sewing, watching bad TV, and spending time with friends and family.”
Miranda Crabtree
GO Grow Program Assistant
“Hello, my name is Miranda and I’m so happy to be working with The GO Project this summer! As a youth I attended two summer programs with The GO Project in Toronto and St. John’s which sparked my passions for service and community. I look forward to being a leader in this year’s summer program, and expanding the consulting capacities of The GO Project through GO Grow. I have an HBA from UofT in Religion, Classics and Sociology. In my spare time, I enjoy running, cooking, reading and drawing.”
Eyinojuoluwa Orolugbagbe
Youth Program Coordinator
Mia Cornell
Administrative Assistant
“Hi everyone! My name is Mia, and I am a fourth-year Electrical Engineering student at Carleton University (Ottawa), but I am originally from Toronto. I am so excited to rejoin The GO Project this summer- this time working as the Administrative Assistant. As a previous curriculum writer, I have continuously been called to the inclusive and community-based values that The GO Project upholds. I am so excited to use my strengths to contribute to the team’s success.”
Kupa Munikwa
Curriculum Writer
“Kupa Munikwa lives in Dieppe, New Brunswick on the unceded territories of the Mi’kmaq, Maliseet, Métis and Passamaquoddy. Outside of work with the church, she attends Dalhousie University in Halifax and is majoring in Psychology and Black and African Diaspora studies.”
krmunikwa@gmail.com
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