The project is collectively led by four team members who bring complementary experience and share responsibility for planning, decision-making, implementation, and evaluation. It does not have a single founder or team lead.

Amanda Rocheleau, MSW, RSW, contributes clinical and facilitation experience to the literature review, peer-debriefing framework, facilitator approach, session structure, and participant-support materials.

Titilope “Titi” Kazeem-Oshinubi, BSW, RSW, contributes to recruitment and outreach, IBPOC engagement, participant consultation, and the development of the environmental scan and referral pathway.

Kat Townshend, MSW, RSW, contributes to project coordination, literature and practitioner consultations, framework development, partnership-building, and the planning and scheduling of debriefing sessions.

Brenda Morris, MSW, RSW, is an Associate Professor (Teaching) in Carleton University’s School of Social Work. She contributes institutional guidance and helps connect the project with Carleton’s students, faculty, resources, and communication channels.