SRHR Hubs is a loud and proud youth-led organization that is committed to advocating for and advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights across what is colonially known as "Canada".Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Responsible for planning, organization, and direction of the organization’s operations and programs- Develops and implements policies, procedures, and reporting/metrics- Provides leadership to and manages teams of volunteersProgramming under my leadership to date has included:-A delivery and pickup program to bring material and informational resources directly in the hands of community members in Toronto -A gender gear program to provide free gender affirming materials and educational resources-The creation of SRHR Map, a digital resource to map sexual and reproductive health and rights resources in Canada-A robust health promotion and communications program that has developed over 175 educational assets-Numerous advocacy initiatives including the "Fund Youth-Led SRHR" movement-Free events, community forums, workshops, and trainings that have included topics from self advocacy, to opioid overdose, and street harassment-The Y.E.P.P program that delivers educational and material supports for pregnant and parenting youth-The development of research to contribute to developing knowledge pertaining to the grassroots SRHR sphere

I support organizations, movements, and changemakers with initiatives relating to Human Rights, SRHR, 2SLGBTQQIA+ rights, Youth Engagement, Global Health, and Mental Health. Some of my work to date has included:- Report writing and editing- Grant and proposal writing- PMEL processes (Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning)- Focus groups and facilitation- Environmental scans- Research- Public speaking including post-secondary guest lectures, panels, podcasts & event moderation- Sex education curriculum development and workshop facilitation

CanWaCH's Youth Working Group provides input, expertise, and advice towards the organization's youth engagement coordination and outreach.

The HEARTS Study: Helping Enable Access and Remove Barriers To Support for Young Adults with Mental Health-Related DisabilitiesThis mixed-methods study seeks to characterize and better understand the barriers and facilitators to accessing mental healthcare for young adults with mental health-related disabilities (YMHDs), focusing on the impact of functional impairment, determinants of health, and unmet healthcare needs.

OCIC’s Youth Policy-Makers Hub (YPH) seeks to engage diverse youth from across Ontario in international cooperation policy processes in support of Gender Equality, Canada’s Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) action areas, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Sprout Fellowship is a guided skill-building experience with training, mentorship, seed grants and an opportunity to fundraise in support of a fellow-led project.

Teaching Assistant for DEVS 100: Canada & the "Third World"DEVS 100 is an introductory undergraduate course which introduces basic theoretical concepts of development studies, the history of global inequality, the role of local and transnational actors/institutions and key debates in development policy. Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Planned and led tutorials for 2 classes of 30 students, twice a week- Provided constructive feedback on 150+ assignments and inputted grades- Held office hours to provide assistance and guidance to students- Responded to student concerns, queries and comments via email

Kings Landing is a 300-acre open air historical experience which offers educational exhibits, workshops, and public programming. Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Led interactive guided tours for guests- Provided exhibit interpretation - Facilitated diverse public programming

ACIC is a coalition of individuals, organizations, and institutions working in the Atlantic region, which are committed to achieving global sustainability in a peaceful and healthy environment, with social justice, human dignity, and participation for all.Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Coordinated 4 International Development Week events across the province- Worked collaboratively with 17+ diverse stakeholders to execute International Development activities- Carried out required reporting in a timely manner- Developed relationships with civil society organizations, educational institutions, advocates, etc.- Fostered awareness and interest in International Development and Global Citizenship

AGHA is a health rights advocacy organization dedicated to raising awareness of the human rights aspects of health, and the quality of health and healthcare for all. Grounded in a rights-based approach, AGHA mobilizes health professionals, in collaboration with communities, to be health rights advocates promoting equity and social justice, advocacy-oriented research, education, and training.Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Assisted with the development of grant proposals for resource procurement - Supported the M&E Officer with planning, programming, and research- Participated in various conferences, trainings and workshops on topics related to PMEL (planning, monitoring, evaluation and learning), outcome harvesting, advocacy and policy/budget analysis

The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick collects, preserves, and makes available for research, documents and records bearing upon the history of New Brunswick.Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Identified, arranged, described, organized and inputted materials- Handled confidential Government records as per the Archives Act- Created finding aids

Provided courteous customer service and promptly addressed concerns and queries

NBMC is a bilingual, not-for-profit, umbrella, organization committed to supporting immigrant-serving agencies, and multicultural and ethno-cultural associations in the province. Since 1983, NBMC has facilitated member, government and community efforts to make New Brunswick the province of choice for both newcomers and residents, through enhancing the economic, social and cultural value of diversity.Key Duties and Responsibilities:- Identified and organized contacts for the "New Conversations Tour"- Curated an organizational database of 1500+ provincial stakeholders- Coordinated communication with partner organizations

World Reality Education (WRED) is a nonprofit organization that seeks to promote global citizenry and connection in Canadian youth whilst simultaneously supporting the socioeconomic status of children, youth, and adults around the world. WRED's innovative approach combines youth-led social enterprise, fundraising, and digital knowledge mobilization to meet young people on their level in an effort to raise their awareness of social injustice and global issues.Key Duties & Responsibilities:- Managed social media platforms (Twitter & Facebook)- Spearheaded 5+ successful campaigns & projects- Oversaw a team of 25+ volunteers- Conducted fundraising and social-enterprise activities

Since 1966 the Heart & Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick has led the fight against heart disease and stroke right here, at home. Active in communities across the province, our mission is to promote health, save lives and enhance recovery in New Brunswick. ​Heart & Stroke NB is the only provincial foundation that operates independently from Heart & Stroke Canada.Organized and executed community-based fundraising activities