Toronto, ON — The Chinese Canadian National Council for Social Justice (CCNC-SJ) is grieving the passing of Susan Eng, a fearless advocate, visionary leader, and cherished board member whose influence and dedication helped shape the organization’s very foundation. Susan passed away in July 2025, leaving behind a legacy defined by her unwavering commitment to justice, equity, and the rights of marginalized communities.
For decades, Susan stood at the forefront of advocacy in Canada, challenging systemic discrimination and fighting tirelessly for inclusion and human rights. Her leadership within CCNC-SJ came at pivotal moments, where her clarity of vision, steadfast conviction, and boundless courage guided the organization through complex and critical challenges.
Colleagues and friends remember Susan not only as a brilliant strategist but as a compassionate mentor who inspired others to lead with integrity and purpose. Her mentorship touched countless lives, empowering emerging leaders to continue the work she so passionately championed.
Beyond her role at CCNC-SJ, Susan was a nationally respected voice for social justice, whose efforts reached far beyond the Chinese Canadian community. She believed deeply in building a Canada where every person is treated with fairness, dignity, and respect.
Her absence leaves an irreplaceable void, but her legacy will continue to inspire. CCNC-SJ has pledged to carry forward Susan’s vision in every initiative, campaign, and act of advocacy.
Susan Eng’s life was a testament to the power of courage, compassion, and principled leadership. She will be profoundly missed and forever remembered.