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Zoë Dodd is a long-time harm reduction worker, advocate, organizer, and scholar. She is currently the inaugural Community Scholar at MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital. For the last two decades her work has focused on issues related to hepatitis C, HIV, drug policy, poverty, and overdose. She has been instrumental in addressing the overdose crisis, which has taken the lives of thousands of people in Canada. She is the recipient of many awards, is engaged with several research projects, and has a Master’s from York University in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.