Eunice Yeboah

Eunice K. Yeboah is the Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC) first Anti-Racism Policy

Consultant in the Racial Equity Office. She is also the Co-Founder of the Toronto Black

Policy Conference and Co-Founder & Executive Director of the Canadian Black Policy

Network. Eunice is dedicated to combatting anti-Black racism and all forms of racism and

discrimination from a public policy perspective, and has spent over 10 years working in

varied roles for a number of municipalities and the Province of Ontario. Recognized for

outstanding early career success and impactful volunteerism, Eunice was selected as

part of York University’s inaugural Top 30 Changemakers Under 30 list, received the

inaugural IPAC Toronto Region New Professional Award, and has been featured in

Seneca Polytechnic’s award-winning Challenge Accepted campaigns. She is an alumna of Seneca Polytechnic, York University, and the University of

Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy and holds a Liberal Arts

diploma, Professional Certificate in Public Administration & Law, Honours B.A. in

Business & Society, and Master of Public Policy degree. Eunice is also a Canadian

Certified Inclusion Professional (CCIP™) and currently pursuing her PhD in Policy

Studies at TMU.

Of all her accomplishments thus far, her most prized roles are being a

wife and mother.