Jenea Gomez
Jenea is a values-driven leader shaped by her faith and a deep commitment to mission. She currently serves as the Director of Illuminate Anti-Human Trafficking Programs for The Salvation Army Belkin Communities of Hope and as the Territorial Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Response Representative for the BC Division. Jenea brings a blended perspective of frontline and leadership experience in corps and social mission settings. She knows firsthand the impact that mission-centered initiatives can have, and she is committed to ensuring The Salvation Army fulfills its mission to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs, and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world.
Tracy Desjarlais
Tracy is a proud member of Piapot First Nation in Saskatchewan and serves as the Indigenous Liaison for Public Affairs and Emergency Disaster Services with The Salvation Army. Drawing from her own lived experience of human trafficking, Tracy brings a deeply personal perspective to conversations about modern slavery, exploitation, prevention, and the importance of culturally safe support for Indigenous peoples. Today, as a grandmother, she is committed to using her voice and experience to create greater awareness, strengthen relationships with Indigenous communities, and help build safer pathways forward for those impacted by trafficking and exploitation.
Stephen Moorgen
Stephen serves with The Salvation Army in Response and Advocacy, where he focuses on addressing service gaps and advancing education and awareness related to human trafficking. He brings a diverse background to his role, having spent 13 years in law enforcement, four years with the Province of Saskatchewan in labour relations, and one year in education. Stephen is passionate about building collaborative approaches to support vulnerable individuals and strengthen community responses to exploitation. Outside of his professional work, Stephen is a dedicated single father to three biological sons and two foster children.
