Meet our Executive Committee
Kameron Peak
“I am passionate about serving through a lens of lived experience, empathy and compassion.”
Kameron has spent the past several years overseeing a Black-led initiative as the first Overdose Prevention Coordinator for Harm Reduction Sisters. Kameron played an instrumental role in the passing of a Memorandum Of Understanding, “MOU” with the isd.709 school district to get Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention curriculum into local schools.
Her mission is to enrich, serve, educate, and be a face of hope and healing to all of those whom she encounters in this role. Having made connections from local to a national scope, she looks forward to broadening her reach in her new role as the Director of Outreach and Engagement.
What is Harm Reduction Sisters?
Harm Reduction Sisters provides a feminist response, utilizing innovative harm reduction principles and practices, to address the gaps that exist for people who use drugs and experience trauma in Northern Minnesota.