Research & Editing

My academic background combines psychology, sociology, international relations and policy analysis. My projects often strive to explore the intersectional factors involved in any topic. My work is influenced by constructivist theory and will often strive to incorporate framing and discourse analysis. In addition to my own research I also provide German and French to English text interpretation and article drafting for politicians and journalists.

Education

• 2016 - 2017 Master of Arts
  International Relations; Specialization in International Migration.

University of Kent, Brussels School of International Studies
Thesis: Refugees in discourse: the fallacy of permanence

• 2007 - 2012 Bachelor of ARts with Honours
  Psychology; Subsidiary Major in Music

  St. Francis Xavier University
  Thesis: Pedestrian cellphone use and the distractions it causes

Selected Bibliography

• “Digital Skill Shift Early Interim Report”

  Ynternet, All Digital, & J.P. Morgan Chase, April 2020

• “A new fact sheet from the European Parliament has announced the end to ‘The Migration Crisis’ in Europe”

Brussels International Center for Research and Human Rights, March 2019

• “Global Migration Management Strategies from the UN and EU”

Brussels International Center for Research and Human Rights, January 2019

• The Importance of Inclusive Communities for Refugees and Europeans Alike

Brussels International Center for Research and Human Rights, July 20, 2018.

• European Policy Centre examines how the EU can help employers and boost refugee integration

Brussels International Center for Research and Human Rights, June 29, 2018.