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Meet the Active Bystander Network Members
The Active Bystander Network is comprised of both SFU and FIC undergraduate and graduate students who work with the Sexual Violence Support & Prevention Office to provide outreach initiatives, events and workshops to increase student awareness and understanding of sexual violence.
Meet the 2022-2023 ABN members
Tessa Morrison (she/her/hers)
Psychology Major
Ashley Kanwar (she/her/hers)
Joint Major in Sociology and Gender Studies
Samar Gill (he/him/his)
Health Sciences Major
Zia Syed (she/her/hers)
Psychology Major, Counselling and Human Development Minor
Bilan Hassan (she/her/hers)
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Social Policy
Niloufer Ghodousi (she/her/hers)
Health Sciences Major
Samia Nur Chowdhury (she/her/hers)
Criminology Major