Alethea is the Training and Events Coordinator at AFOA Canada, specializing in Indigenous program support and cultural program development. With a background from Carleton Universitys Indigenous Enriched Support Program, she leverages certifications in trauma-informed care and crisis intervention to drive community-focused initiatives and coordinate impactful events.
As a proud Inuk and mother (Anaana), Alethea is deeply connected to her heritage and community. She values her family and team, often expressing gratitude for their support. She was raised in Baker Lake, Nunavut, and maintains strong ties to her traditional knowledge and language.
She was raised by her 83-year-old grandmother, Martha Ilumigaarjuk Noah, in her hometown of Baker Lake, Nunavut.
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