Currently co-CEO of RÉZO in Montreal, Brock has been working in LGBTQ2IA+ health programs for nearly a decade. He began coordinating McGill's Queerline listening line during his university studies, then earned a master's degree in public health from UCLA with a focus on community health programs. For 8 years, he managed crisis services at The Trevor Project, helping to scale up their hotline and text and chat intervention services for LGBTQ2IA+ youth who are thinking about suicide. He is passionate about programs that show vulnerable queer people that they are incredible.

A special care counselor in training, Madeleine works with young people in different contexts. Passionate about helping relationship and psychosocial support, she is involved in supporting the most vulnerable populations.

Originally from Quebec City, Jérémie now lives in Montreal. A doctoral student in law, a Vanier Scholar and a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation fellow, his research focuses on the link between citizen participation and access to justice. In parallel to his studies, he remains involved in various access to justice projects, including two pro bono constitutional actions and with the Interligne legal clinic!

Amalan lived most of his life in Montreal. With a bachelor's degree in sociology, he works in the video game industry and teaches swing dance. In addition to being a member of Interligne's board of directors, he is also a volunteer. He gives of his time and heart to Interligne because he strongly believes in its mission.

With global experience and a local approach, Malika has spent most of her career helping local companies develop new international markets. Her favorite quote? "Be a pineapple: stand up straight, wear a wreath and always be soft inside.

Nathalie is involved with Interligne because she believes that we have a long way to go as a society to accept the different LGBTQ+ realities. As an immigrant from Chile, she recognizes Quebec's progress compared to other societies, but even in 2021, LGBTQ+ people suffer from social isolation and rejection of their families only for LOVING otherwise.