Jessie Kaur Lehail works at the intersection of women’s health, culture and power, changing how systems show up for women rather than how women fit systems.
Jessie Kaur Lehail is an award winning social impact and communications leader whose work centres on women’s advocacy, health equity and culturally safe care.
As CEO of the Kaur Collective Foundation, she advances initiatives that support Sikh and South Asian women globally, and she co-developed “The Bridging Language and Health: A Gender-Sensitive Translation Framework for Punjabi Women’s Health Education” alongside ongoing research collaborations in hereditary ovarian cancer testing.
She also leads the Vancouver Chapter of Shelter Movers, overseeing free, trauma-informed moving and storage services for survivors of gender-based violence across British Columbia, and is a contemporary abstract artist.