About

Norma Fay Nicholson, A Canadian Founder

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SHORT BIO: NORMA FAY NICHOLSON

A dynamic, community-focused retired RN with 40 years of nursing leadership experience, she holds an MA in Adult Education and a BA in Sociology and Psychology.

Champion for social justice; facilitates culturally relevant programs that address isolation, discrimination, and disparities in Black and minority communities. These initiatives empower participants to advocate for themselves and their communities.

Builds bridges through intergenerational programs; fosters connections among male youth, seniors, and the justice system. Commitment to education and mentorship has inspired young people to engage in civic life and pursue leadership roles.

Mentorship and support of volunteers, students and community leaders have cultivated a new generation of advocates for justice, equity and inclusion.

Advocacy and collaboration: worked collaboratively with communities, law enforcement, and public health partners to address issues such as elder abuse, fraud prevention and access to healthcare. An advocate in Youth Diversion Programs.

Authored five non-fiction books whose contents are used as educational tools for all age groups. Dynamic public speaker, educator, youth justice advocate and an Ontario-registered conflict resolution mediator.

Some Community recognitions and membership engagements: