Abdellah Azzouz

JDAbdellah Azzouz is a young community leader deeply rooted in Montréal and engaged for several years with the residents of Saint-Léonard and neighboring districts. Since 2020, as a community worker at the Saint-Michel Youth Forum, he has been supporting young people in mobilization projects and in speaking out on crucial issues such as violence, social justice, and safety. He has also worked with people experiencing homelessness at Accueil Bonneau, developing an approach centered on listening, solidarity, and dignity. Recognized for his ability to bring people together and build bridges between generations, he now wishes to put his experience and energy at the service of families, youth, and seniors in Saint-Léonard. Driven by a deep commitment to valuing the diversity of Saint-Léonard and strengthening citizen participation, he aspires to build a safer, more inclusive, and hopeful neighborhood.

Loïc de Fabritus
Loïc de Fabritus has been working for more than 15 years at the intersection of ecology, international solidarity, and citizen participation. A specialist in advocacy and engagement, he has put his expertise in communication and mobilization at the service of leading organizations such as Équiterre, Fairtrade Canada, and COPTICOM. His career has also taken him to the European political stage, where he gained a deep understanding of institutions and democratic dynamics. Former president of ENvironnement JEUnesse and board member of Équiterre, he is recognized for his ability to bring people together around ambitious and inclusive projects. Trilingual and deeply attached to Montréal, he now wishes to put his experience at the service of the citizens of his district in order to build a sustainable, united, and inspiring future.