Aneet Gill Email & Phone Number

Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

Settlement and Integration Branch: Employment Policy

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

I worked for the Operations Planning and Performance Branch of IRCC in the Data Analysis, Reporting and Targets Division.My work was primarily centered around Family Class and Express Entry, with further experience in economic pilot programs, the TR-PR Pathway, and Quebec lines of business.Within this role, I gained skills in quantitative analysis, as well as oral and written communication. I worked with data daily, whether it was creating a new dataset on Cognos IBM, cleaning and manipulating data, or creating visualizations for data on Microsoft Excel. As well, I presented monthly to partners including provinces and territories, and other branches of IRCC to discuss data and research on migration trends. Furthermore, I provided input, data, and analysis on a variety of cabinet documents including Memoranda to Cabinet, Question Period Notes, and back pocket reports for the Committee of the Whole. Personal passion projects outside of my immediate role included leading events for the IRCC Women's Network, and contributing as a member to the Racialized Employees Network and GBA+ Working Group.

Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

During my time at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC) I worked in the Evaluation, Performance Measurement and Review Branch. As a Research Officer, I focused on evaluating, analyzing, and providing recommendations for the improvement of current policies and programs in place surrounding Indigenous affairs in Canada. This was mainly done through qualitative research methods such as interviews, focus groups, case studies, jurisdictional scans, as well as literature and document reviews. The areas I have worked on within Indigenous policy include public health, Indigenous governance structures, treaty rights, land claims, as well as service delivery. All evaluations are conducted with a focus on building nation-to-nation relationships, moving towards reconciliation, and the promotion of Indigenous self-determination and self-governance. Additionally, evaluations are conducted through a GBA+ lens; accounting for potential differences in outcome due to gender, sexual orientation, and identity.

Master Of Public Policy, Specialization In Ethnic And Pluralism Studies

Bachelor’S Degree, Global Development And Political Studies

Activities and Societies: - Defence Lawyer in Queen's Model Court for libel case against student - Delegate in Queen's Model Parliament.