In Her Lead

05/26/2026

It’s been a little quiet over here lately.

Over the past months, much of my focus has been on paramedic school, deepening my clinical education, and continuing to grow behind the scenes — both professionally and personally. But even while life became fuller, the heart behind In Her Lead never left.

If anything, this season only strengthened my belief that leadership should not be rooted in dominance, fear, silence, or control.

Not in our systems.
Not in our relationships.
Not in the way we work with animals.
And not in the expectations placed on women.

In Her Lead was created to explore a different way forward — one grounded in science, compassion, consent, courage, and connection.

A space where:
🌿 Women reclaim their voice
🌿 Animals are understood, not suppressed
🌿 Leadership is measured not by control, but by relationship
🌿 Science and softness are allowed to coexist

I’m looking forward to reconnecting, continuing the conversation, and sharing more of what’s ahead.

This is In Her Lead. 💛

05/24/2026

05/21/2026

At its core, In Her Lead has always been about more than horses.

It is about challenging systems rooted in control, silence, and imbalance of power — and helping create cultures grounded in consent, compassion, accountability, and courage.

Whether advocating for equine welfare or for survivors of gender-based violence, the mission is ultimately the same: breaking silence and raising the standard for how we care for and lead one another.

I was honoured to be invited to participate in the Can’t Buy My Silence National Roundtable on NDAs and Gender-Based Violence at Osgoode Hall Law School on April 28.

Advocating for human rights, accountability, and systemic change is work deeply close to my heart.

What filled me with hope that day was sitting alongside individuals committed to creating safer, more accountable systems — including Sarah Elgazzar, Commissioner with the Law Commission of Canada, Ben Roebuck, Federal Ombudsperson for Victims of Crime, MP Kristyn Wong-Tam, and many lawyers, advocates, and organizations dedicating their time, expertise, and care to this issue.