Awardee of the Boren Fellowship to study languages in Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Analyzed court documents and media reports to build profiles of individuals supporting terrorism in support of a Department of Defense-funded projectConducted network analysis of terrorist recruitsPrepared and delivered presentations for principal investigators and clients

Conducted quantitative and qualitative research focusing on the Syrian migrant crisis and Canada’s role in solving the issuesCoordinated with major academic institutions to understand the varying degrees to which integration in Canadian society can affect migrant’s socioeconomic success

Researched and reported on diverse policy issues including possible solutions for combating religious extremism in developing countries, and potential interfaith-approach solutionsPrepared talking points, speeches, and briefing documents for high-level meetings between Arigatou International representatives, UNICEF, and UN General Assembly representativesAided in quantitative research on religious extremism and its effects upon West African youthCoordinated UNICEF members and assisted in preparing, implementing, and launching the Global Partnership to End Violence against Children, in accordance with the UN Sustainable GoalsContacted and coordinated with over 200 local religious leaders across the US and Canada with the aim of promoting Human Rights for children in accordance with World Children’s Day

Produced, distributed, and updated the Legislative Library's daily print service (Toronto Press Today) and the electronic news service (Provincial Press Plus)Maintained close connections with MPP (Member of Provincial Parliament) offices to ensure the quality of servicesWorked under tight deadlines to guarantee products were delivered before the seating of Parliament every day

Trained to administer advanced medical care in high-stress combat situations.Supervised, operated, and maintained $500,000 Forward Aid Stations, ensuring patients received high levels of care and expedient evacuation. Was solely responsible for the Medical Deployment Readiness of over 150 soldiers. Directly responsible for training, mentorship, and professional development of junior medics.