Joeline Magill
Joeline Magill is a community leader, advocate, and prevention professional with more than 15 years of experience working alongside women, youth, and vulnerable populations across Saskatchewan. She is the co-founder and former Executive Director of Hope Restored Canada (HRC), where she helped establish the province’s first safe house of its kind supporting survivors of human trafficking.
Joeline currently serves as a Prevention Manager with Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC). Here she brings her experience in program development, community engagement, team leadership,and prevention-focused practice to work alongside STCs member nation community leaders and strengthen services and support.
Throughout her career, Joeline has developed a deep understanding of the systemic barriers and impacts experienced by vulnerable populations, particularly survivors of sexual violence,sexual exploitation, and human trafficking across the Prairies. Her work has included research,program design and implementation, strategic planning, facilitation, coaching, training, and community capacity building.
Joeline is passionate about reconciliation and creating meaningful opportunities for people and communities to heal, grow, and thrive. She is deeply committed to reconciliation and believes that reciprocal, relationship-based approaches to change are essential to creating lasting and meaningful impact. Her leadership is grounded in compassion, collaboration, innovation, and a strong belief in the strengths and wisdom of the people and communities she serves.
Joeline holds a Bachelor of Arts from Bethany College, and has a certificate in Mediation and Conflict Resolution. She is also pursuing a master’s degree in Leadership, Management, and Development.