Ray Lamont

National / Territorial Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking (MSHT) Response Coordinator (Canada and Bermuda)

Ray has completed her Anti-Human Trafficking Certificate through Vanguard University and was involved in an EU sponsored Advance MSHT Training in the Netherlands. She has also completed her Masters of Slavery and Liberation through the University of Nottingham with her dissertation focusing on how Canada's federal anti-trafficking plan reproduces and sustains colonial structures that increase the vulnerability of Indigenous women and girls to be victims of domestic sex trafficking. She has been involved in front line work in this field in Canada and Greece while having some short-term experiences in Italy and Bangladesh. She is the Vice Chair for The Salvation Army's International MSHT Response Council and is the Coordinator for MSHT Response work for the Caribbean and North America Zone.

Based out Vancouver, Canada, Ray loves spending time with her two sons and husband going on adventures, sharing deep belly laughs, and connecting with others.

Jenni Lien

Communications Consultant, Internal Communications — Canada and Bermuda Territorial Headquarters

Jenni is a communications professional, founder and content creator.

Currently, she serves as a Communications Consultant, Internal Communications at The Salvation Army in Canada—Territorial Headquarters and works closely with departments such as Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response, the College for Officer Training/Candidates and Gender Equity on items ranging from social media content creation and branding to copyediting and project launch strategies.  

She is also the founder of Pink and New™, an emotional health platform focused on amplifying how churches help Millennial and Gen Z women seek God for emotional health and healing. It contains guided courses, bite-size content and community, all led by pastors and leaders with lived experience. There is no judgment and no topic is taboo. Pink and New is supported by Velocity Incubator, Communitech's Fierce Founders and Tyndale University’s Centre for Redemptive Entrepreneurship.

As well, Jenni is the founder of The Yay Project and You Are You podcast which aim to help women (especially Asian women and women in Asia) celebrate their God-given design and pursue their kingdom calling. You Are You has made the top 10 in Apple Podcast’s Christianity charts in Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Uzbekistan and Kuwait (where it reached #1).

Jenni received her Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET) from the University of Waterloo and her Master of Education (MEd) from the University of Hong Kong. She has lived in the UK, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and is now based in Toronto.