Bradley Daye was born and raised in Halifax NS, he is a community leader, coach and member of the African Nova Scotian community with a deeply rooted history in NS.

Bradley Daye helps lead the African Nova Scotian Climate Justice Ambassador Program, an initiative supported by the ENRICH Project and How We Thrive that aims to address the underrepresentation of African Nova Scotians in climate change discussions and actions, despite their heightened vulnerability to its impacts, with a focus on increasing communities’ climate preparedness and resilience.

Bradley Daye is a Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Placemaking 4G (2023 Small business of the year), and a founding member of ACCE non-profit. P4G is a social enterprise focused on equitable recruiting and education. Belonging and wellbeing are a motivating force in Bradley’s life; this is highlighted in his recent TedX talk titled “Making Belonging a Practice”. It has gotten harder for people to feel like they belong in this moment and time and there is increasing polarization leading to increased conflict. Bradley believes that our ability to disagree and still understand that we belong is critical to how we move forward together both at a societal level and individual level.