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Sophie Jaxa Debicka

Post Secondary

Sophie Jaxa Debicka is a passionate advocate for women's health, equity, and social justice whose leadership and commitment to community impact embody the values of the Nellie McClung Trailblazer Scholarship.


Currently studying science at the Université de Saint-Boniface, Sophie hopes to pursue medicine and ultimately become a surgical oncologist. Inspired by personal experiences and a deep commitment to improving healthcare outcomes, she is particularly interested in the intersection of medicine, research, policy, and advocacy.


Sophie has demonstrated exceptional leadership through initiatives focused on menstrual equity, youth engagement, human rights, and community empowerment. As the founder of advocacy initiatives and an active contributor to local, national, and international organizations, she has worked to raise awareness, reduce barriers, and create more inclusive communities.


Her volunteer work, leadership experiences, and commitment to public service reflect a belief that meaningful change begins when individuals choose to act with purpose. Through her work, Sophie continues to champion the rights, dignity, and well-being of others.


Sophie’s resilience, advocacy, and dedication to building a more equitable future make her a powerful example of the next generation of trailblazing leaders.

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