Felix Munger joined CCFSC in 2015. He brings experience as a mental health and addiction clinician, program planner, and evaluator. He has over 25 years of experience facilitating strategic planning, priority setting, and collaboration building across Canada with a wide range of stakeholders including equity-deserving and Indigenous communities. Originally trained as a psychiatric nurse, he has experience in urban/community safety, organizational collaboration, addiction, EDI (equity, diversity, inclusion), and organizational capacity development. He holds a master’s degree in environmental studies and a PhD in community psychology. Most recently, his work focuses on the impacts of climate change on community safety as well as social polarization at the local level.