Ross Michael Pink, Ph.D. is a professional with 20 years of successful in Canada and Internationally. Academic work includes: Presentation at the CTA Library of Works and Archives in Dharamshala, India on July 4, 2014 on 'Water Rights and Development in Tibet, Mali, India and Indonesia'; Published article, 'Child Trafficking in Thailand: Prevention and Prosecution Challenges' in Asian Affairs: An American Review, 40: 163:174, 2013 December; Published article, "Child Rights, Right to Water and Sanitation and Human Security" in the Harvard University Journal, "Health and Human Rights", Vol. 14. No. 1, June 2012; Published article, "Child Rights, Development and Water Security in India", Vol. XXIV, No. 1, Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies, (JIAS); Receiving an academic grant from KPU to research a book about refugees in India; Attended the United Nations University (UNU) and U.N. Institute for Water, Environment and Health (INWEH) WaSH and Wellbeing Symposium at McMaster University in November 2013 as a Delegate and Panelist; Attended the APSA International Conference, February 2014 in Chiang Mai, Thailand to deliver a Paper on law enforcement against child trafficking in Thailand.In January 2014, Ross joined the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Faculty Council for the Faculty of Arts and was on the Organizing Committee for the 2014 British Columbia Political Science Association (BCPSA) annual conference hosted by KPU in May 2014. As a senior level educational training professional, Ross has delivered training programs for senior executives and CEOs at Fortune 500 companies and leading firms in North America, Europe and Asia. Ross has also consulted for the United Nations Development Program, UNDP, in Vietnam, was a keynote Speaker for the UNICEF 2003 Annual Development Night in Vancouver and was a North American correspondent for Mid-Day publications of India for five years.