About me
Emelia (Mia) Maceasik (They/Them/Any Pronouns) is a previous Student and Community Engagement Specialist at the Humber Arboretum and Centre for Urban Ecology, and current Digital Accessibility Consultant. They hold a Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology with an emphasis in Intercultural Relations, as well as several years of experience as a Personal Support Worker in homecare. Mia has developed the Humber Arboretum Bachelor of Science in Nursing Community Health Promotion Clinical Placement, where they facilitated comprehensive workshops on topics such as Disability and Accessibility in Greenspace, Self-Care for Caregivers, and Nature Throughout the Lifespan. With lived experience as neurodivergent, queer, and disabled, they strive to advocate for accessibility in all spaces and in the outdoor world through their participation with Humber College's AODA Committee, Workman Arts, and Positive Persistence Coaching and Research.
