Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
With over five years of experience in research, project management, advocacy, and nonprofit governance, I am passionate about building a career that bridges clinical practice and social policy. My work is driven by a commitment to equity, evidence-based approaches, and systems-level change.
Working on a national study documenting intimate partner homicides committed by male police officers in the United States over the past 10 years, using a mixed-methods analysis approach. This project is an independent collaboration and is not institutionally affiliated with Columbia University. PI: Madison Xiaoyao Bogard, PhD Candidate, Columbia University, School of Social Work
Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) Coastal
UBCs Office of Regional and International Community Engagement (ORICE) Engagementship Project: Researching (Re)integration - A Survey of Emerging Practices for Managing Safe House Transitions with Maisha Girls Safe House
Supervisors: Dr. Nitasha Puri, MD & Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim, PhD, MSW