Polytechnics Canada is the voice of leading research-intensive, publicly funded colleges and institutes of technology. The association is dedicated to helping colleges and industry create jobs for tomorrow. Located in Canada’s key economic regions, the 13 members of Polytechnics Canada are: British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), SAIT, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Red River College, Conestoga, Fanshawe, Sheridan, Humber, George Brown, Seneca, and Algonquin Colleges.

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is the Anglican Church of Canada’s agency for sustainable development, relief, refugees, and global justice. With the support of Anglican parishes across Canada, PWRDF makes financial and human resources available to support partners’ initiatives and to promote knowledgeable actions of solidarity at home and around the world.Responsibilities Include: - Supporting PWRDF's efforts in strengthening their partnership with and engagement of youth throughout Canada in world relief and development endeavours. Key functions include network building and communication, education and action, promotion and advocacy. - Was Member of small PWRDF delegation visiting partner organization, the Organization for Eelam Refugee Rehabilitation (OfERR), in India and Sri Lanka (March 2012). The delegation was responsible for gathering information from the various populations which OfERR collaborated with, including refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and returnees. This was done through large facilitated group discussions and small group interviews. By gathering this information, PWRDF ensures it has an accurate understanding of the current successes and challenges that OfERR faces in order to effectively continue to support their capacity development.

Support the day to day and long term priorities of the Government Relations, Policy, and International Humanitarian Law Unit of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Key functions include; assistance in development of Society wide Safer Access Framework, desktop reviews of potential partnerships to ensure protection of fundamental principles, policy based research, development of short term GR objectives and strategies on dissemination of IHL throughout Canada to all stakeholders and the Canadian public.

Assist in the operations of the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate’s ongoing work. Key functions include; securing funding for provincial workshops, logistical support for and reporting management on the third annual Summer Course on the Conventions of the Rights of the Child, and participating in and carrying out related tasks on a number of inter-departmental and CSO working committees seeking to improve access to child and youth services in the province.

Member of two coach team for Crabbe Mountain's newly founded Freestyle Skiing Club. Responsible for developing the skills and confidence of large number of youth in a range of disciplines including; Slopestyle, Moguls, and Halfpipe.

As a member of the AHRC team, was responsible for maintaining the AHRC's various social media accounts and all online interactions with general public. Created an online social media "Human Rights Hub," for greater Fredericton area, where the public was able to engage with one another on a variety of local, national and international human rights topics. The AHRC online presence face-lift (re-development of Facebook page and development of Twitter account and Youtube account), created significant online traffic and interaction, which in turn led to increased participation in AHRC hosted events. In addition, was responsible for photographing all AHRC events, newsletter development as well as creating video records of all events.