Researching neighbourhood politics and municipal policies surrounding safe injection sites in Montréal in support of a research paper with Dr. Ted Rutland.

Researching media discussion of gun violence in Montreal in support of an article with Dr. Ted Rutland.

Assisting with marking and feedback in Dr. Mieko Tarrius' undergraduate class.

Collaborating with a research team in support of the Clark Street Re-Imagined project, seeking to forward equitable and culturally informed development in Chinatown.

Managing the library circulation desk and supervising junior student assistants while overseeing shipping and receiving, book lending, and loans.

Performing source analysis, independent directed research, and bibliographic work in coordination with Dr. Glowacka and Dr. Frodyma.

Writing and editing new and existing profiles on King’s Alumni for the King’s Community Website, based on interviews and background research.

Collaborating with students, researchers, and community partners to plan and facilitate accessible food security workshops for students with free, local ingredients, as well as facilitating workshops online.

UDAT is a voluntary community research group interested in investigating urbanisation and development happening in the HRM. As a volunteer member I collaborated on research and proofreading with the aim of creating work to present to the public and policymakers.

Managing communications for the Transportation and Built Environment teams at the Ecology Action Center. Responsibilities included producing press releases, copywriting, and audio/visual media in coordination with different project managers.

Helping community members assert their rights as tenants and employees, based on training on the Civil Code of Quebec and employment law. Using case management software, I worked with my coworkers to prepare community members for Rental Board hearings or manage conflict with their landlords and employers.