Vincent Mousseau, MSc

I led the development and implementation of a program aimed at supporting African, Caribbean, and Black men who have sex with men. My responsibilities included project design, community outreach, and service delivery, with a focus on improving access to culturally relevant health and wellness resources.

As Managing Editor, I oversaw the editorial operations of Art/iculation, managing content creation, editorial calendars, and budgets. I was responsible for commissioning articles, editing submissions, and ensuring the publication maintained its focus on social justice issues. Additionally, I supervised a team of writers and editors, fostering a collaborative and creative environment.

In this research role, I contributed to a study examining barriers to blood donation among African, Caribbean, and Black men who have sex with men. My duties included data collection, participant recruitment, and analysis, with the goal of identifying systemic challenges and proposing solutions to increase participation in blood donation.

As the BIPOC Service Coordinator, I provided tailored support to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) youth within the LGBTQ+ community. My work involved direct service delivery, program development, and advocacy, ensuring that BIPOC youth had access to culturally appropriate resources and support.

In this outreach role, I engaged with marginalized communities, particularly gay and bisexual men who engage in sex work, to provide health education and support services. I facilitated workshops, distributed educational materials, and connected individuals with healthcare resources, with an emphasis on harm reduction and wellness.