In her own journey, Giselle overcame experiences of self-doubt and hesitation towards attending several post-secondary institutions.

 

It wasn’t until she attended Western University, and got engaged in socio-cultural clubs, that she realized that there was an undeniable gap in access to learning about these clubs between high school students and university.

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And thus, Reach B(l)ack was born as her way to ensure that high school students would have access to learning about the amazing work and safe spaces universities offer to Black students, allowing a more comprehensive post-secondary application process.