Shannen O’Brian left Vancouver in 2000 to pursue a degree in international development at McGill, and later a masters in human rights at University College Dublin. After working in northern Ghana for three years, she started the Ghana Girls Education Project in 2007, which inspired her to start CreateChangeNow.ca. It’s a foundation that helps people living in poverty have access to clean water and for young girls to go to school.
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