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- Conduct daily media monitoring and reporting on ESG-relevant issues across local, regional, and national jurisdictions in Greater China - Develop nuanced political expertise to ensure insights are being captured and represented accurately- Collaborate with APF Canada’s research team in conducting research on Canada-Asia relations via producing a bi-weekly newsletter: Asia Watch - Help to build an integrated online platform to display multiple foundation data products related to jurisdiction risk, international relations, and trade- Test the application for bugs and useability issues, documenting any on GitHub, and propose design improvements to the application user interface

- Collaborate with a multinational team of researchers (Greek, Dutch, French) on the COVID-19 Twitter hate speech subproject of the Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cloud (SSHOC)- Help construct and filter lexical resources and search terms used to produce verbal aggression on Twitter on topics and targets of interest- Review and compile a list of targets and actors of hate speech- Undertake validity checks on Tweet classifications produced by automated system- Analyze and interpret output visualization of statistical analysis software- Aid the preparation of reports and academic publications

- Research and write briefing notes for Ambassadorial visits and business engagements with German companies, ministers, etc. - Assist with trade fair organization and drafting market reports on Canada's priority sectors in Germany- Monitor the media landscape and changing legislation, and contribute to weekly COVID-19 situation reports informing HQ - Conduct independent research on German defence, security, and intelligence issues while remotely supporting the Canadian Embassy in Berlin

• Support the Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Service (FPDS) team by conducting research, participating in conferences, writing reports and preparing background papers on policy issues of interest to Canada e.g., gender equality, immigration & integration. • Support the activities of the FPDS team in the preparation of a Canadian presence at conferences or ceremonies in Switzerland e.g., through the drafting of remarks, key messages, and social media messaging and posts.• Active participation in the organization, promotion and implementation of Embassy activities that serve as a backdrop for networking, advocacy and cultural initiatives.

- Support the promotion and defence of Canadian interests in the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) and the region (See Canada’s foreign policy priorities: http://www.international.gc.ca/department-ministere/priorities-priorites.aspx?lang=eng);- Contribute to political, economic, and human rights reporting on the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) and the region;- Attend meetings on behalf of the Office of the Embassy on priority issues as required, and prepare reports on outcomes and implications for Canadian interests;- Plan and implement Office of the Embassy advocacy events aligned with Government of Canada priorities; - Help manage and contribute to the Office of the Embassy’s social media tools (Facebook, Twitter, etc);- Liaise with foreign officials, partner organisations and stakeholders as needed; - Support the provision of Trade Commissioner Service core services (see: www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca) in relevant sectors of interest in Lao PDR;- Contribute to regular commercial/economic analysis and reporting;- Contribute to matters of market access and trade policy impacting the commercial interests of Canadian companies

• Support the promotion of Canadian interests in Thailand and the region • Contribute to political, economic, democratic governance, human rights and security reporting on Thailand and the broader region• Attend meetings on behalf of the embassy on priority issues and prepare reports on outcomes and implications for Canadian interests• Plan, implement and support advocacy events aligned with Government of Canada priorities• Prepare the Embassy’s local media monitoring products• Contribute to the Embassy’s social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter)

• Administrative support services in Staffing to the Canadian Coast Guard group.• Receives, completes and processes supporting documentation associated with staffing programs and activities.• Creates, updates, and maintains hard copy files, records and correspondence related to staffing actions.• Maintains, updates, and ensures data integrity of electronic files such as PeopleSoft system.• Informs HR staff, managers, employees and general public with respect to process, procedure and status of actions/transactions associated with HR programs and services.• Carries out administrative support services and arranges for logistics of activities such as meetings, conferences, committees, audits, interviews, assessments, presentations and training, including travel arrangements etc.• Assists in resolving pay issues and Phoenix errors through meticulous data entry and data entry.

In the summer at the CCC, I provided the public with excellent customer service at the front desk, acquired knowledge about the museum’s artifacts and their role in Chinese culture. I assisted in the planning of exhibitions with senior supervisors and collaborating artists, and translated historical documents and artifact labels.