Brayden Laporte is a second year student at Humber Polytechnic in their Sport Management program. Brayden’s passion for Global Health and change are derived from initial participation within the Gentlemen’s Climate Cafe at York University. Brayden’s roles change from helping host events on York Campuses as well as expanding the Wellness Impact Lab’s mission to Humber Polytechnic North Campus.
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