Aislynn Row Email & Phone Number

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Digna is the sector hub for the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Ottawa, Canada

Ottawa, Canada Area

http://www.humanitarianresponse.ca/

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Project monitoring/implementation
• Providing timely and quality support to staff in 14 countries directly managing the Uniterra project, on the use of key performance measurement and capacity assessment tools, and annual reporting processes.
• Maintaining a database of program performance indicators, regularly collecting information from country offices while ensuring coherence with data quality standards for reports to Global Affairs Canada.
• Coordinating external consultants to conduct formative evaluations, as part of program review and proposal processes for renewal of funding from GAC.
• Managing three interns to ensure effective execution of their mandates, providing guidance and feedback on their work in support of the programming and partnerships unit.Technical support
• Active Gender Equality Committee member, working to identify opportunities for enhancing knowledge sharing and collaboration across teams on gender equality, such as preparing workshops, awareness campaigns, reviewing.

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Contributed to the Monitoring and Evaluation strategy by creating an annual survey and ensuring that results feed into reporting requirements for GAC’s performance measurement framework.
• Development of the Volunteer Portal documents to ensure quality content and ease of access.
• Implementing an information management strategy to ensure all documents are of high quality, updated on a regular basis, accurate, streamlined and attractive and help to maintain team compliance.
• Acting as the central person to guarantee that all the information needed by country offices is updated and available as per agreed upon format and timelines.

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Handled program expenses and reimbursements as per GAC requirements in the funding agreement, reporting and processing spending using project codes and ensuring budgets are respected.
• Organized pre-departure administrative and logistical preparations for volunteers, including travel (i.e. tickets, entry visas), registration to insurance plans, and payment of monthly living allowances.
• Improved and created new systems and tools for volunteer management.
• Presented modules during pre-departure training sessions.
• Processed office supply orders and maintained inventory for the Uniterra program.

London, United Kingdom

• Coordinated the logistical needs of a 2 day conference in April 2015, including flights, accommodation and transportation for over 30 guest speakers.
• Procured sponsorship and financing for the summit by persistently contacting foundations and donors.
• Liaised between the speakers team, finance team, co-directors and volunteers to ensure effective communication.
• Managed the registration process for over 400 attendees.
• Conducted interviews for volunteers through a careful screening process.

London, United Kingdom

• Analyzed, interpreted, and synthesized quantitative/qualitative research data regarding the economic incentives for financing Education in Emergencies, and created case studies to demonstrate current issues and.
• Built relationships with key partners of Save the Children in order to gain insight to the Education in Emergencies sector by conducting interviews and attending conferences.
• Edited and formatted the final report to a professional standard in a visually attractive manner to be disseminated to academics, professionals and practitioners.
• Coordinated project meetings with the research team, consultancy supervisors, and academic advisors.

Ottawa, Canada

• Providing support to the youth and student program director, as well as other staff as required.
• Supported human rights campaigns online and through community organisation events, such as the Write for Rights, Sochi Freedom Under Threat, and the Stop Torture campaign in order to achieve Amnesty’s advocacy and.
• Prepared written communications, visual materials, web site content and social media to engage proactively with members of the National Youth Network across Canada through email, webinars and mailings
• Developed a database of registered youth groups, staff advisors and individuals by maintaining the IMIS information management system database, along with other office administration tasks.
• Created job postings and tracked applications for the Youth Activism Organizers role.

• Management of staff through scheduling, guidance, evaluation and team building.
• Overseeing swimming lessons in French and English for all age groups, as well as taking the lead in all emergency situations.
• Registered patrons for programs using the Class Registration software, responsible for front desk and customer service duties.
• Responsible for the opening and closing of the building, safe handling and deposit of cash and receipts, and dealing with theft.

Ottawa, Canada

• Analysed data and statistics of Canadian official development assistance spending patterns using excel-based data sets, including the use of pivot tables and graphs.
• Compared aggregate ODA spending trends in the OECD and DAC with Canadian contributions, through collaboration with a team of students.
• Produced a comprehensive report, with results used by the CCIC for their policy recommendations and development blogs and analysis of Canadian aid priorities since the 1960s, but specifically since 2008.

Master’S Degree, Development Management, Overall Grade: Merit

Activities and Societies: DESTIN Society; LSE Africa Summit; Consultancy Project for Save the Children UK• Dissertation topic: Sexual and.

Bachelor'S Degree, International Development And Globalization, 8.2 Gpa

Activities and Societies: University of Ottawa Society for Women's Empowerment; Oxfam UOttawa; International Development Week team• Dean’s.

Social Science Field Research Course, 90%

• Studied Kenyan development issues at Kenyatta University for credit at the University of Ottawa. • Developed a research plan to collect.