Founder Insights

Student Catalyst Gateway's Founder Insights is a series of articles and commentary from our Founder, Avelia Stewart

Avelia Stewart

About Avelia Stewart

Avelia Stewart is Founder and Executive Director of Student Catalyst Gateway™, a purpose-driven social enterprise that bridges the education-to-employment gap for equity-deserving students across Canada and beyond. She brings over 17 years of global human resources leadership spanning Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean, with deep expertise across diversity, equity, and inclusion, organizational development, employee relations, and strategic HR business partnership.

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Building Student Catalyst Gateway: A Vision for Equity-Deserving Students

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Building Student Catalyst Gateway: A Vision for Equity-Deserving Students

Reflecting on the journey of creating a platform dedicated to supporting international, Indigenous, and racialized students in their career transitions. More soon.

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Why Career Readiness Matters Now More Than Ever

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Why Career Readiness Matters Now More Than Ever

Exploring the critical role of culturally responsive career services in bridging the gap between education and meaningful employment. More soon.

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The Power of Lived Experience in Leadership

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The Power of Lived Experience in Leadership

How my journey as an international student shapes my approach to building inclusive pathways for the next generation. More soon.

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Featured Partners & Sponsors

Africa Centre - The Council for Advancement of African Canadians in Alberta | Funded by the Government of Canada's Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative

Student Catalyst Gateway is proudly supported by the Africa Centre, the Government of Canada's Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative, and the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

Land Acknowledgement

Student Catalyst Gateway™️ is headquartered on Treaty 1 Territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, work, and grow has deep Indigenous histories, languages, and connections that continue to this day.

Learn more about Indigenous Nations and treaties across Canada

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