As part of the collaborative team in Sage Holistic and Wellness Agency, Seth (he/him/his) brings with him a wealth of knowledge and skills from the extensive work he has done with children, youth, and their families. Currently he is a Health Educator with SERC (Sexuality Education Research Centre), where his main endeavor is to promote healthy sexuality among the youth, through well researched workshops aligned with the Manitoba school curriculum and community engagement initiatives for students, teachers, and other professionals. 

Seth has also formerly supervised programs such as Wahkohtowin Strengthening Families through Spence Neighbourhood Association where marginalized and racialized youth in care and their families were empowered with social, emotional and instrumental supports, including sports equipment and coaches, after-school tutorial services, books and assistive devices, and one-on-one mentorship. With great compassion and commitment, Seth has promoted the Mental wellbeing of communities through his work on the crisis lines with Klinic Community Health. 

He has been on the other end of the phone-lines, supporting individuals to manage suicidal ideation, navigate systemic issues, and access formal supports through referrals and information sharing. He has facilitated and supported teams in Klinic to manage their implicit biases towards Two-Spirit, transgender, and gender diverse communities and newcomers. Seth is also a peer supporter within the Trans Health Program housed at Klinic. He does his work through a trauma-informed lens that incorporates principles in harm reduction, feminism, queer theory, anti-colonialism and anti-racism. He prioritizes respect, dignity, personal-worth and self-determination with every client who crosses his path. In his work with behaviourally challenged children and youth, he knows the question should never be “What’s wrong with this child?” The question should always be “What happened to this Child?” (Perry, B & Winfrey, O. 2021)