Staff

Nicole White
Executive Coordinator

Before joining AIDS Saskatoon in October 2008, Nicole worked as a Program Manager for Saskatchewan Intercultural Association, and the University of Saskatchewan Students' Union as Pride Centre Director. In her spare time, she works fervently on human rights issues that have a transgender and/or queer focus. She is involved with numerous committees and Boards, including Quint Housing Corporation. When she isn't doing that kind of work, she likes crocheting, watching documentaries, and hanging with her awesome spouse, Jai Richards. As Executive Coordinator, Nicole makes sure the doors stay open and the organization runs smoothly.


Natalie Kallio
Support Services Coordinator

Natalie Kallio has a BA (Hon.) in English, a BEd., and an MA in Media Studies, but has learned the most from working in core-neighbourhood schools in Toronto and Saskatoon and with EGADZ’s Operation Help program. She has also worked extensively in arts and cultural communications and university transition programming. Her past professional and academic work has been advocacy driven, and she strives to be an “actively living feminist”. She lives in Saskatoon with her husband Neil and their lovely son Jack.



Sherri Doell
Outreach Coordinator

"Harm Reduction Saves Lives" is emblazoned on Sherri Doell's favourite hoodie. She has a long history of work in the feminist movement and is incredibly passionate about the People Who Access Services at the 601 Outreach Centre. Her work as the Outreach Coordinator has her wearing many hats: she is our master chef, our own urban dictionary, freezer meal originator and resume-writer (among many, many other things)! Sherri is known for her frankness and candor. In her current role as Outreach Coordinator, Sherri oversees the three 601 Outreach Centres in Saskatoon, Prince Albert & Yorkton.

Andrea Kotlar
Intensive Family Support Coordinator

Andrea joined the AIDS Saskatoon team as a practicum student. She enjoyed it so much that she did both her mini and major social work practicums here. After graduating she filled the role of HCV Coordinator before taking over leading our team of family support workers. Before coming to AIDS Saskatoon, Andrea was employed by Saskatoon Public Schools for 12 years; she worked as an Educational Assistant with students who have special needs. Andrea enjoys playing soccer and watching most sports. In her spare time she likes to read and hang out with her puppies.



Cathy Johnson
Education and Prevention Coordinator

Cathy loves meeting people where they're at with justice and compassion. She began volunteering with AIDS Saskatoon in the summer of 2005, and immediately knew she wanted to work here someday. Cathy really, really likes cemeteries - she finds them both historically interesting and beautiful. She is also an iconographer as well as an artist in acrylic and all sorts of other mediums. Cathy is the person who sews the patches on our Memorial Quilt. She is always up for speaking at events, schools, and community centres about HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and safer sex - give her a call!



Megan Morman
Communications & Volunteer Coordinator

Before joining AIDS Saskatoon in December 2007, Megan volunteered compulsively for queer and cultural organizations such as the Saskatoon Diversity Network, AKA Gallery and the USSU Pride Centre, while doing freelance graphic design on the side. She's also a professional contemporary artist. Megan is interested in everything, and in her free time she likes to play and make word games, drink smoothies, and watch science fiction with her cats. As Volunteer Coordinator, Megan is always interested in talking about new and nifty ways to get involved with AIDS Saskatoon. She handles communications--including the website, Facebook and print design--and is the de facto office nerd.



Tina Elliott
Office Support Worker

Having recently completed a double honours degree in Women’s and Gender Studies and Geography, Tina was eager to ‘get out there’ and join the team at AIDS Saskatoon. People have often asked her what she would do with a WGST degree and working at AIDS Saskatoon was always at the top of her list. As a student and a past volunteer coordinator, she has come to love a bit of busy chaos and so being the office support worker will keep her happy. In her free time, you can usually find Tina in the garden or hanging out with fellow ‘Agents’ of feminism, social and environmental justice. She looks forward to greeting you when you visit the office and working with all of the wonderful people connected to AIDS Saskatoon.



Stephanie Brown
601 North Coordinator

Amber Stromberg
601 East Coordinator