Overjoyed and excitedly, Nadia was the special guest host welcoming attendees of this inaugural event curated by FotoCan and presenting partner Liberty Group. With all of the Christmas wonder that Casa Loma can bring, attendees in enjoyed the festivities while raising funds to support education, nutrition, health care, for Children, Youth and Families in Latin America and the Caribbean. Want to attend next year? Email FotoCan to be put on their subscriber list

For a second time Nadia was invited to host and set the stage for the groundbreaking 2024 Sustainability Production Forum in Toronto, a landmark event presented by Green Spark Group and Sustainable Entertainment Society. Amidst the anticipation and energy of the occasion, she lent her voice to usher in an yet another year of action toward sustainability in the film industry. With her captivating presence, Nadia's introductions set the tone for an event that promised to inspire thought provoking action, unity and purpose; embodying the collective commitment to a more responsible and eco-conscious future for filmmaking.

In her role as a lived experience advisor and ambassador for the Child Welfare PAC, Nadia shared the organization's essence, unveiling the Who, Why, Where, and How. With eloquence and passion, she illuminated the PAC's advancements in shaping a more progressive child welfare system. Her storytelling breathed life into the programs designed to forge accessible education and career pathways for current and former foster youth. Each word she spoke resonated with a sense of purpose and empowerment, inviting listeners to embrace the journey toward a brighter future for our most vulnerable children.

In a collaborative presentation with the nationally known agency group Broken Heart Love Affair, based in Toronto, Canada, experienced an intimate screening of "The Water Walker," exclusively released on HBO, featuring international Indigenous rights activist Autumn Peltier. Following the screening, they engaged in an open Q&A with Nadia George, a nationally recognized actress, mixed Indigenous leader, environmental and mental health activist, and somatic therapist. Together, the group explored the impacts of historical environmental racism on Indigenous communities and discussed solutions, collaboration, awareness, and support for current initiatives.

In this electrifying industry session, Nadia was as a captivating panelist, delving into the imperative realm of mental health resources and self-care within the entertainment industry, spanning productions of both grandeur and intimacy. With finesse, she ignited a dialogue that resonated deeply with filmmakers and creatives alike, unveiling the transformative significance of innovative on-set roles. Amidst the pulsating rhythm of the discussion, Nadia unveiled the indispensable nature of a somatic therapy coach, not merely as an asset, but as an essential lifeline within the dynamic tapestry of production sets. 

Nadia took on the role of host, providing introductions and setting the stage for the groundbreaking 2022 Sustainability Production Forum in Toronto, a landmark event presented by Ontario Green Screen, MBS Canada, and The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television. Amidst the anticipation and energy of the occasion, she lent her voice to usher in an era of heightened awareness and action toward sustainability in the film industry. With warmth and sincerity, Nadia's introductions set the tone for an event that promised to inspire meaningful change and foster collaboration among industry peers and environmental advocates alike. In her capacity as host, she symbolized the spirit of unity and purpose, embodying the collective commitment to a more responsible and eco-conscious future for filmmaking.