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Liane Khoury

Liane (pronounced La-yan) (she/her) is from Amman, Jordan. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and minor in Business Administration (2006) and Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion (2018) from Dalhousie University. Since 2019, she has been working at Nova Scotia Health, Mental Health and Addictions as a Health Promoter. Her work revolves around community mental wellness advocacy for the 2SLGBTQIA+ and newcomer communities and a combination of both.

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“The Peer Mentorship Network Helped Me Flourish”: A Whole School Approach to Peer Mentorship
[ Research ] This paper describes the practices of Health Promoters working for Mental Health and Addictions at Nova Scotia Health and their experience supporting a whole school approach to peer mentorship at a high school with a population of 800+ students.
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