Jessica Bailey
Height: 6’1
Hometown: Langley, BC
Sponsors: Friends & Family
Jessica Bailey, is an empathetic, compassionate leader and CEO of The Accessible Movement, a non-profit organization she founded to ensure equal access to recreational facilities for individuals with disabilities. Her personal connection to the visually impaired and blind community drives her passion, as she experienced the risk of vision loss in one eye during her childhood, highlighting the importance of optometry intervention. This experience instilled in her a deep empathy and a commitment to advocate for inclusivity and accessibility.
A graduate of Trinity Western University (TWU), Jessica excelled academically and athletically. She obtained a degree in kinesiology while serving as the captain of the varsity volleyball team, leading her teammates to three Canada West championships. Recognized for her outstanding community work and dedication to making a positive impact, Jessica received the Servant Leadership Award. In addition, she was a three-time academic All-Canadian during her university years, showcasing her commitment to excellence, both in the classroom and on the court.
Jessica’s influential presence extends beyond academia and sports. As an internationally published model, she has used her platform to challenge stereotypes and advocate for equal representation. Alongside her modeling career, Jessica served as the spokesperson for Foundry, a charitable organization focused on building an at-risk youth center in her hometown of Langley. Through her involvement, she played a pivotal role in the successful establishment of this crucial resource for vulnerable youth. As the CEO of The Accessible Movement, Jessica has organized over 75 group sessions specifically designed to empower blind individuals, ensuring they have access to recreational opportunities. Her dedication to inclusivity is further exemplified by her educational sessions at schools, raising awareness about the importance of inclusivity in the classroom.
Her unwavering passion, leadership abilities, and remarkable achievements, Jessica is a true role model and the ideal candidate for Miss International Canada. If given the opportunity, she would use this platform to amplify her message of inclusivity and accessibility on a global scale. Her unique combination of experiences as a transformational leader, CEO of her own foundation, an advocate for equal opportunities, and her personal connection to the visually impaired community make her a powerful game-changer. Through her authenticity, compassion, and determination, Jessica Bailey is poised to make an indelible impact as a global ambassador for inclusivity and accessibility, revolutionizing societal norms and creating a future where every individual has equal access to mobility, health, and wellness.
As a passionate world traveler, Jessica’s ultimate goal is to champion the Miss International Organization’s mission statement by showcasing the beauty and culture of Japan, to the world. She aims to use her platform as Miss International Canada to promote the rich and diverse aspects of Japanese heritage, fostering global unity and understanding. Through her experiences, she envisions bridging cultural gaps and demonstrating the incredible allure of Japan, encouraging people from all corners of the world to appreciate its uniqueness and embrace diversity. Jessica is more than ready to exemplify the beauty, friendliness, warmth and hospitality of the true North, strong and free on the Miss International stage, with the hopes of bringing home the first ever crown for a country she loves so much, Canada!