Board Director

Joshua has roots from Prince George, on the unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, and brings with him a unique background professionally and academically. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Economics with a focus on sustainable development, community participation, and socio-cultural elements of systems. He also holds a Masters of Arts in legal Theory and will be attending Royal Roads University in January 2025, in the Science and Policy of Climate Change program. 

Joshua has prioritized community involvement through much of his life, in particular through volunteering with organizations such as Rain City Housing, where he was a board member for 2 years. During his undergrad, he co-led the local organization, World University Service of Canada, helping sponsor and support new permanent residents who arrived as refugees from around the world. 

He currently works as a Policy Analyst with Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Prior to this he led the communications and engagement on a large marine spatial planning initiative in British Columbia, which involved partnership with Indigenous Governments and building strong relationships with stakeholders and communities. He also has experience supporting communities through grants and contributions for community-based organizations. His versatility of experience and central interest in community-based solutions is an important contribution to the sustainable energy world.