Meet our Team

FOUNDER AND CVO Chief Visionary Officer

Alicia Morrow is an inspiring Cree woman from Peepeekisis Cree Nation, located on Treaty Four Territory. As a mother, entrepreneur, and community trustee, she is deeply committed to advancing Indigenous leadership, amplifying Indigenous voices, and building a future grounded in culture, connection, and accountability.

A graduate of the First Nations University of Canada, Alicia holds a Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies and a Certificate in Reconciliation (2020), as well as an Indigenous Entrepreneurship Certificate from Carleton University(2022). 

Her leadership is marked by vision, integrity, and a relentless drive to bridge worlds—working alongside governments, organizations, and community partners to deliver transformative, Indigenous-driven solutions.

Alicia’s work reflects her belief that true change begins in relationship—with the land, with one another, and with the next generation. Under her leadership, The Comeback Society continues to stand as a beacon of Indigenous innovation, strength, and systemic change.

BUILDING KINSHIP TIES MANAGER

Kerina Klassoff is a powerhouse social worker, mother of two, and unwavering ally dedicated to empowering youth and families across Saskatchewan. With over 15 years of experience in social work, Kerina brings deep compassion, integrity, and cultural understanding to every space she enters.

As Mentorship Manager for The Comeback Society’s Building Kinship Ties program, Kerina leads with heart—supporting mentors, youth, and community partners to build lasting relationships rooted in trust, safety, and belonging. Her approach blends professional expertise with lived experience, ensuring that every young person feels seen, supported, and celebrated on their journey.

Kerina’s leadership is defined by her steady presence, her fierce advocacy for Indigenous youth and families, and her commitment to walking alongside others in the spirit of kinship and care.