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Aliesha has an extensive background in stakeholder engagement and led an EDI-focused initiative bridging the unemployment gap for youth with developmental disabilities. She is passionate about advancing opportunities for women and all equity-deserving groups in our communities.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts honors degree in women’s and gender studies with the University of Alberta. She began her career in advocacy and social services working for Alberta non-profits fostering inclusion and belonging for equity-seeking communities.

Aliesha Hart Stone is the equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) manager with APEGA and manages initiatives working towards advancing inclusion within the engineering and geoscience professions.

1 day left to register!. ENGGYAC's EDI Subcouncil invites you to join us on Thursday, November 16 at The Bell in Scona to hear APEGA's EDI Team present their updates on the 30-by-30 initiative. We feature one of our speakers: Aliesha Hart Stone.

Stay tuned as we highlight our other speaker - Aliesha Hart Stone!. Limited spots available!

He is also the recipient of the Human Rights Award from the John Humphrey Centre for Peace & Human Rights for his efforts to promote STEM education of under-represented groups and Indigenous communities.

In 2020, Mohamed was recognized by CCDI as the Diversity & Inclusion Practitioner of the Year.

He also holds a Canadian certified inclusion professional designation from the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI) and a certified diversity executive designation from the Society of Diversity Certification.

Mohamed is a registered professional engineer with APEGA, holds a master’s degree in civil engineering, and is a graduate of Cornell University’s Diversity & Inclusion program.

He has more than 20 years of project management and leadership experience and has led many projects to successful completion.

In his role, he oversees APEGA’s outreach and equity, diversity, and inclusion portfolios while providing guidance to hundreds of volunteers in APEGA’s 10 branches across the province.

Mohamed El Daly, P.Eng., , is director of outreach and product services at APEGA.

1 day left to register!. ENGGYAC's EDI Subcouncil invites you to join us on Thursday, November 16 at The Bell in Scona to hear APEGA's EDI TEAM present their updates on the 30-by-30 initiative. We feature one of our speakers: Mohamed El Daly.

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They will share the history of APEGA’s 30-by-30 goal, where representation currently sits, and how we are working towards achieving this goal. Our featured speakers for the night will be Mohamed El Daly, P.Eng.,,CDE®,CCIP™ & Aliesha Hart Stone, BA(Hons).

Join us on November 16 at The Bell in Scona to also hear APEGA's EDI TEAM present their updates on the 30-by-30 intiative: the goal of having women compose 30% of professional members in engineering and geoscience by 2030.

Come out for a night to connect with other Engineering Alumni! ENGGYAC's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Subcouncil presents a night for E.I.T. and P.Eng. folks alike to connect with fellow Engineering Alumni over food and drinks!

What actions can individuals, leaders, and organizations do to help reach the 30-by-30 goal? To find out we invite you to join us on Thursday, November 16 in-person at The Bell in Scona (YEG). Register today to grab your spot!

Where do we currently stand with the goal of having women compose 30% of professional members in engineering and geoscience by 2030? What are some of the barriers that women faced and continue to face in the professions, both pre-pandemic and post-pandemic?.