Mobeen Lalani a first-generation BIPOC student, professional, and youth. As a youth advocate, he has had experience sitting on multiple academic and non-governmental organizations' boards of director tables as a youth member and representative to voice challenges faced by youth.

 

He has had experience in educating and training organizations on the integration of diverse youth voices on their decision-making tables and strategizing unique ways to increase youth engagement. He is passionate about providing youth with the opportunity to audit, advise, and lead various priorities set by organizations that will ultimately impact them.

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Mobeen graduated from the University of Toronto, completing his Bachelors of Science, and is pursuing his Master of Health Informatics at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. Currently, he is a Healthcare Strategy and Innovation intern at Shoppers Drug Mart. 

 

Over the past couple of years, he worked at the Hospital of Sick Children as an analyst for the Electronic Child Health Network. His areas of interest include digital health, health information systems, and design, and knowledge management at a global and population health level.

 

Further, Mobeen served as the co-Chair of the Youth Advisory Council and a Youth Mentor at the MLSE LaunchPad from 2018-2020 and the co-Director of Communication and Outreach with the Young Canadian's Roundtable for Health from 2019-2020.

 

Aside from Mobeen’s professional endeavours, he spends his time writing articles on youth leadership, community mobilization, self-growth, making music, and playing tennis.