Kharoll-Ann Souffrant

Kharoll-Ann Souffrant is an award-winning social worker and Ph.D. student in Social Work at the University of Ottawa. She is the recipient of the Vanier scholarship, the most prestigious doctoral scholarship in Canada.

Her research interests include sexual violence against women, as well as the experiences of women after reporting or revealing their sexual assault. Her doctoral thesis looks at the #BeenRapedNeverReported and #MeToo movements within the Quebec context from the perspective of Black women.

Souffrant is also a sought-after public speaker in English and French. Since 2015, she has given talks to various groups including the Government of Quebec, the Office of the Ombudsman for Mental Health of the Government of Canada, TEDxQuebec, health and social services practitioners, community workers and youth, to name a few.

Black History Month Laureate 2020 | Professional

Recognizing the achievements and contributions of Black Youth in Montreal under the theme "Here and Now"

Young Woman of Distinction | Professional

by the YWCA of Montreal.

Top 100 Black Women to Watch Canada 2019 | Professional

by CIBWE.

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award | Professional

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award recipients are selected for their dedication to the humanitarian ideals of Terry Fox, their courage in overcoming obstacles, and definite marks of distinction and persistence in the pursuit of excellence in academic, athletic, and civic life.

Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship

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The Vanier scholarship is the most prestigious doctoral scholarship in Canada. Considers three equality weighted criteria: academic excellence, research potential, and leadership.

More information: http://www.vanier.gc.ca/en/scholar_search-chercheur_recherche_2019.html