Biography

Nadia George is a dynamic and internationally recognized award-winning actor, activist, and certified trauma integration clinician. With a mixed heritage of Canadian and Salvadoran-Nahua roots, she is based in Toronto, ON. Nadia blends her personal experiences, passion for the arts, and professional expertise to champion clean drinking water, mental health awareness, and environmental justice. As a consultant and coach, she empowers individuals to reach their full potential through a trauma-informed approach.

Drawing from her heritage, experiences in the child welfare system, and personal encounters with environmental injustice, Nadia deeply understands the necessity of solution-focused conversations rooted in ally-ship and connection. With over a decade of experience in social services, she has become a sought-after consultant in both the corporate and entertainment sectors. Nadia has contributed to television and commercial productions, providing therapeutic services and consultations to support the well-being of cast, crew, and production teams.

Nadia's activism extends beyond her professional work. She has volunteered on the front lines, delivering clean drinking water filtration systems and facilitating educational workshops on water, environmental justice, and wellness in remote communities. Her dedication has earned her national recognition in Indigenous equity, environmental justice, and mental health. She is an active ambassador for charities like Water First, Child Welfare PAC, and the Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation. Nadia's accolades include the 2023 Waterfront Award for Community Activism, the 2021 Ontario Premier's Award of Excellence in the Creative Arts, and the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award from the Georgian College Board of Governors.

Noteworthy projects include campaigns with Ronald McDonald House and production support for "Little Bird," a compelling mini-series available on CraveTV and APTN Lumi.