Worked on behalf of the Canadian Government with 11 Self-Governing First Nations in Yukon Territory. Responsible for negotiating and providing federal funding to fulfill the various needs of First Nation Governments.

Chosen as a Research Assistant to Borja Santos Porras, Director of Global and Public Affairs at IE University. Researching various topics related to international affairs, development, environment, and sustainability.

Worked on behalf of the Canadian Government with 11 Self-Governing First Nations in Yukon Territory. Mainly focused on negotiating and providing federal funding to build essential infrastructure in remote and northern indigenous communities.

See the research report below in Publications section. Created a high-profile 30-page research report on the state of indigenous women and children in Canada and an evaluation of the federal government's response. The research report was distributed across the Yukon Region and to Canadian Government headquarters in Ottawa.

Part of a student team at the United Nations Development Program which developed a report on preventing violent extremism in Guinea-Bissau.

Assisted and led in delivering salmon-based and environmental curriculum to elementary school students. Travelled to rural Yukon communities to teach Salmon in the Classroom curriculum. Helped lead and outdoor based camp comprising of children aged 5-13

Monitored and counted Chinook salmon travelling up the Pelly River to nest. Inputted data points in various softwares. Maintained and operated the sonar equipment used to count salmon.