Jacquoline Martin is a Vancouver-based epilepsy and mental health advocate dedicated to promoting accessibility, inclusion, and community awareness across Canada. Drawing from her own experience living with epilepsy, she has become a passionate public speaker and supporter of individuals and families affected by neurological and mental health challenges. As the Community Partners Coordinator for the BC Epilepsy Society, Jacquoline works closely with communities to expand education, outreach, and support services. Her leadership and volunteer contributions have earned her several honours, including the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal. Recognized for her commitment to advocacy and empowerment, she was also named among the WXN Top 100 Women. In 2025, Jacquoline brought her message of resilience and inclusion to an international stage in the United States through pageantry, continuing to inspire others through advocacy and service.