NSRAP is a registered non-profit society with a volunteer Board of Directors elected by the membership at the Annual General Meeting. There are up to 15 seats on the Board and vacancies can be filled by the Board between AGMs. Select Officers of the Board are appointed to the Executive Committee. If you are interested in joining the Board please check out our Board Nominations page or email nsrap@nsrap.ca for more details.
Current 2023/2024 Board of Directors
Tran Thanh Tam Pham
Chair
My name is Tran Thanh Tam Pham (they/she/chanh), also known dearly as Tam in our community. With the support of the Board of Directors and our Provincial Coordinator, I have transitioned into my role as the Chair of NSRAP Board of Directors. I am a science communicator, a researcher and an advocate for Accessibility in STEM. I am also a community builder active on social media and within the 2SLGBTQIA+ Atlantic Canadian community.”
Finn
Board Member
My name is Finn (they/them). I am new to NSRAP, and to the NS community. My goal is to be an effective and positive contributor to the community going forward with knowledge and experience in a variety of areas from Healthcare, to Business.
Sejh
Board Member
Hello, I’m Sejh (he/she/they)and I’m honored to be a part of the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project (NSRAP) as a member of the board of directors and an active contributor to the Law & Advocacy Committee.
Originally from India, I’m currently an international student pursuing studies in Government Management at Cape Breton University. As a BIPOC trans-bisexual person, I’ve come to deeply appreciate the challenges faced by marginalized communities, both locally and globally.
My journey in advocacy began with the founding of Navadhara, a nonprofit organization in India, where my heartfelt desire to make a positive difference led the way. Prior to joining NSRAP, I volunteered tirelessly to support my community, and I continue to keep my heart open to serving and helping all who seek support.
Rooted in my Indian Punjabi heritage, I bring cultural insights to NSRAP, fostering inclusivity and empathy. As a queer international student, I stand ready to offer support to others facing similar challenges. My dedication to furthering LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion within NSRAP is both heartfelt and humble.
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