Protection Learning Programme, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 2009

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1 SHAUNA LABMAN Faculty of Law Robson Hall, Room 300H 224 Dysart Road University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2N2 ACADEMIC APPOINTMENT Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba July 2013 present (maternity/parental leave December 2014-December 2015) EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, University of British Columbia, Dissertation: At Law s Border: Unsettling Refugee Resettlement Supervisor: Catherine Dauvergne Certificate Program, Centre for Forced Migration Studies, Northwestern University Summer Institute: Refugee Protection and the Rights and Processes of (Re)Settlement, 2016 Protection Learning Programme, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 2009 Master of Laws, University of British Columbia, Thesis: The Invisibles: An Examination of Refugee Resettlement Ontario Bar Admission Course, Law Society of Upper Canada, Bachelor of Laws (Co-Op), University of Victoria, Bachelor of Arts (English & Religion) (Honours), University of British Columbia, PROFESSONAL MEMBERSHIPS Member, Law Society of Manitoba, Member, Law Society of Upper Canada,

2 RESEACH GRANTS ( ) SSHRC Connection Grant, ($34,868, ) Research from the Ground Up: Building a Migration Research Collective Collaborator: Luna Vives (Geography, Universite de Montreal) Applicant. Centre for Human Rights Research, UofM ($2,000, 2018) 24 Years Later: Comparative Analysis of the Immigration and Refugee Board s Gender Guidelines (1993) and Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity and Expression Guidelines (2017). SSHRC Partnership Grant ($2.5 million, ) Child and Youth Refugee Research Coalition (CYRRC) Coapplicant: Michael Ungar (Social Work, Dalhousie) Applicant. CYRCC Social Integration, Rights, Culture and Security Cluster Internal Grant ($1,000, ) Manual for refugee parents and children on their rights and responsibilities related to the education in the Canadian school system Applicant. SSHRC Insight Grant ($166,720, ) Finding Home: The Secondary Migration of Refugee Children, Youth and their Families in Canada Co-applicant: Lori Wilkinson (Sociology & Criminology, UofM) Applicant. UofM University Collaborative Research Program ($22,540, ) Engaging Syrian Refugee Parents in Manitoba Co-applicant: Jerome Cranston (Education, UofM) Applicant. UofM University s Conference Support Program ($5,000, ) Building Bridges Between Canada s Newcomer and Indigenous Groups Applicant. UofM Legal Research Institute Conference Support ($5,000, ) Building Bridges Between Canada s Newcomer and Indigenous Groups Applicant. SSHRC Connection Grant ($25,000, ) Freedom of Movement: Exploring a Path from Armed Conflict, Persecution and Forced Migration to Conflict Resolution, Human Rights and Development Co-applicant: Stephanie Stobbe (Conflict Resolution, Menno Simons College, Canadian Mennonite University) Applicant. UofM University Research Grants Program ($7,500, 2014) Changing Laws, Changing Communities: Private Sponsorship s Survival Applicant. UofM Legal Research Institute Conference Support ($3,500, ) Co-applicant. Trudeau Foundation: Fourth Year Funding ($18,000, 2012). University of British Columbia: Four Year Fellowship ($18,000/yr: ) - unable to accept. Trudeau Foundation: Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship ($50,000/yr : ) - unable to fully accept. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council: CGS Doctoral Scholarship ($35,000/yr: ). University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law: Special Dean s Fund Fellowship $10,000/yr ( ) - unable to accept. Law Foundation of British Columbia: Law Foundation Fellowship $2000/yr: ). 2

3 REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Audrey Macklin, Katherine Barber, Luin Goldring, Jennifer Hyndman, Shauna Labman & Jona Zyfi, A Preliminary Investigation into Private Refugee Sponsors (2018) 50:2 Canadian Ethnic Studies (shared authorship). Shauna Labman and Madison Pearlman, Blending, Bargaining, and Burden-Sharing: Canada s Resettlement Programs International Migration & Integration (2018) Springer Online First, 1-11 (first author, 60%). Shauna Labman, Private Sponsorship: Complementary or Conflicting Interests? (2016) 32:2 Refuge Shauna Labman & Catherine Dauvergne, Evaluating Canada s Approach to Gender-Related Persecution Revisiting and Re-Embracing Refugee Women and the Imperative of Categories in Efrat Arbel, Catherine Dauvergne, and Jenni Millbank eds. Gender in Refugee Law: from the Margins to the Centre (London: Routledge, 2014) (first author). Shauna Labman, Migration, Movement & Family: The Decline of Family in Canadian Immigration 2014(2) G20 Youth Forum Conference Proceedings Shauna Labman, Queue the Rhetoric: Refugees, Resettlement and Reform (2011) 62 University of New Brunswick Law Journal Shauna Labman, Looking Back, Moving Forward: The History and Future of Refugee Protection (2010) 10 Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law Shauna Labman, Globalizing Rights and Going Wrong: Finding the Right Path to Refugee Protection (2009) 5:2 Journal of International Law and International Relations Shauna Labman, Resettlement s Renaissance: A Cautionary Advocacy (2007) 24:2 Refuge Shauna Labman, Genetic Prophecies: The Future of the Canadian Workplace (2004) 30:2 Manitoba Law Journal Shauna Labman, An Experiment in Innovation: Nunavut s Single-Level Trial Court (2003) 28:1 LawNow Shauna Labman, Left in Legal Limbo: Transsexual Identity and the Law (2001) 7 Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS Shauna Labman, Distance, Absence and Advocacy 8:3 Dialogues in Human Geography (2018), forthcoming. Shauna Labman, Review: Running on Empty: Canada and the Indochinese Refugees, (2018) Canadian Journal of History, forthcoming. Shauna Labman & Jamie Liew, Law and Moral Licensing: The making of illegality and illegitimacy along the border undergoing peer review as of June 2018; shared authorship 3

4 Shauna Labman, The Distance Between in Karine Levasseur, Stephanie Paterson, and Lorna Turnbull, eds. Thriving Mothers/Depriving Mothers: Mothering and Welfare (Bradford: Demeter Press, 2019), editorial review complete, set for peer review in August COMMENTARIES & NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Shauna Labman & Jamie Liew, Rhetoric on refugees only hurts border control, Winnipeg Free Press, 5 May Shauna Labman, Building Bridges Between Canada s Indigenous and Newcomer Groups, Migration.research.ca, 31 May Shauna Labman, Asylum no easy way to stay here, Winnipeg Free Press, 7 February Jerome Cranston & Shauna Labman, Refugee parents must be involved in children s education, CBC News, 23 October Shauna Labman, 8 months after Alan Kurdi's body found, refugees the focus of Winnipeg events, CBC News, 2 May Shauna Labman, Refugee program should not be privatized, Winnipeg Free Press, 9 October Shauna Labman, Sponsors are doing more while the Canadian government does less, Migrationresearch.ca, 12 September Shauna Labman, Is Nunavut Really a Failing State?, The Mark, 22 August Shauna Labman, CCR visit finds Colombia not safe for some, Refugee Update, Issue 69 (Winter 2010) at 5. Shauna Labman and Erin Tolley, What is a Canadian Citizen?, The Mark, 1 November (shared authorship). Shauna Labman, Questions on Kenney s Refugee Plan, The Mark, 1 April Shauna Labman, Flee First, Ask Questions Later, The Mark, 23 October Shauna Labman, Refocus Concern for Refugees, Winnipeg Free Press, 12 August 2009, A11. MEDIA Quoted Interview for Refugee Bottleneck : Local experts criticize newcomer claims process Jessica Botelho- Urbanski, Metro News, 23 February Interview Source for Welcome Support for Welcome Place Carol Sanders, Winnipeg Free Press, 13 February Interview Source for Calls grow to end unsafe crossings Carol Sanders, Winnipeg Free Press, 11 February

5 Radio Interview on 680 CJOB with Richard Cloutier, 7 February Quoted Interview for Local advocates join fight to trash refugee agreement with United States Carol Sanders, Winnipeg Free Press, 2 February Quoted Interview for Scrap Safe Country Pact CBC News, 1 February Quoted Interview for FAQ: How refugee claimants seek asylum in Canada CBC News, 13 January Quoted Interview for Visionary Conversations Panel Discussion To Focus On Syrian Refugee Crisis Osho Samuel Adetunji, The Manitoban, 26 January Quoted Interview for UofM, UMSU Sponsor Syrian Refugees Shreya Ghimire, The Manitoban, 19 January Quoted Interview for Prioritization is not Exclusion, Say Experts Florence Hwang, New Canadian Media, 29 November Quoted Interview for Compassion by the Book Carol Sanders, Winnipeg Free Press, 1 October CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION Lead Organizer, Building Bridges Between Canada s Indigenous and Newcomer Groups Report Launch and Lunch) (11 May 2018) IRCOM Isabel, Winnipeg. Final Report, Building Bridges Between Canada s Indigenous and Newcomer Groups 2017 Conference (2018), 30 pages; Lead Organizer, Building Bridges Between Canada s Indigenous and Newcomer Groups May, Thunderbird House, Winnipeg, Manitoba (Conference Planning Support $5,000 University of Manitoba, Legal Research Institute; $5,000 University of Manitoba Travel and Conference Sponsorship Program; $5,000 Dean s Fund, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba). Organizer, Trudeau Foundation, Pre-Conference Workshop Citizenship and Scholarship from Coast to Coast to Coast 16 November, 2016, Vancouver, British Columbia. Organizing Committee, Canadian Association for Refugees and Forced Migration Studies 2016 Conference Exploring a Path from Armed Conflict, Persecution, and Forced Migration to Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, and Development May 201, Menno Simons College, Winnipeg, Manitoba. (Co-applicant on successful SSHRC Connections Grant 2016) Conference Co-Organizer, Building Connections: Refugee Research and Community Outreach 28 March 2014, University of Manitoba (Conference planning support of $5,347 obtained through University of Manitoba, Legal Research Institute). Final Report, Building Connections: Refugee Research and Community Outreach 2014 Conference (2015), 30 pages; 5

6 Steering Committee, The Indochinese Refugee Movement and the Launch of Canada s Private Sponsorship Program November 2013, Toronto, York University. Conference Co-Organizer, Citizenship from Coast to Coast to Coast: Crossing Canada, A National Dialogue 17 November 2011, Halifax, Nova Scotia. (Conference planning support of $1,000 obtained through Trudeau Foundation Scholars Workshop funding). Conference Co-Organizer, Citizenship from Coast to Coast to Coast: Isolation, Identity and Inclusion June 2011, Iqaluit, Nunavut. (Conference planning support of $10,000 obtained through Trudeau Foundation Public Interaction Program). Roundtable Co-Organizer, Citizenship from Coast to Coast to Coast: Citizenship Outside the Centre 13 th National Metropolis Conference, March 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia. Conference Co-Organizer, Citizenship from Coast to Coast to Coast: Citizenship without the Nation October 2010, University of British Columbia. (Conference support provided by the Liu Institute for Global Issues). Conference Co-Organizer and panel chair, 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Workshop on Migration Studies, 12 February 2009, University of British Columbia. CONFERENCE & ACADEMIC SPEAKING EVENTS ( ) Shauna Labman, Speaker Is Canada a Safe Haven? Experiences in Resettling Refugees in Canada Café Scientifique, McNally Robinson Booksellers with Lori Wilkinson, Abdikeir Ahmed and Carol Sanders, Winnipeg, 27 November 2018, upcoming. Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, The Export Experiment: Globalizing Private Sponsorship International Association for the Study of Forced Migration 17 th bi-annual conference, Thessaloniki, Greece, 25 July 2018, upcoming. Shauna Labman, Roundtable Organizer and Participant Law, Migration and Legal Meaning with Amar Khoday, Bethany Hastie, Anna Purkey, Sule Tomkinson and Jamie Liew, 2018 International Meeting on Law and Society, Toronto, 7 June Shauna Labman and Jamie Liew, Panel Presenters, Law and Moral Licensing: The Making of Illegality and Illegitimacy Along the Border 11 th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa, 24 May Shauna Labman, Lecture, 24 Years Later: A Comparative Analysis of the Immigration and Refugee Board s Gender Guidelines (1993) and Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity and Expression Guidelines (2017) Centre for Feminist Legal Studies 2018 Spring Lecture Series, Peter A. Allard School of Law, UBC, Vancouver, 6 March Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Asylum and Legal Layering Canadian Immigration Law Scholars Conference, Université Du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, 1 March

7 Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Refugee Resettlement in Canada: Moving Forward from Lessons of the Past with Stephanie Stobbe, Mike Molloy, Brian Dyck, Tom Denton, John Wieler, and Peter Duschinsky, Menno Simons College Special Event, Winnipeg, 6 February Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Celebrity Refugees: Telling of Trauma and Celebrating Success Technologies of Justice Conference and CLSA Midwinter Meeting, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Oshawa, 26 January Shauna Labman, Invited Speaker, Refugees and Terrorism, 33 rd Annual J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students Conference, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 25 January Shauna Labman, Invited Closing Speaker, The Export Experiment: Globalizing Private Sponsorship Canadian Young Researchers on Migration launch at the Université de Montréal, Montréal,10 November Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Human Rights at the Heart of Refugee Protection? University of Manitoba 10 th Annual Strangers in New Homelands conference, Winnipeg, 3 November Shauna Labman, Invited Lecture, The Export Experiment: Globalizing Private Sponsorship University of Winnipeg, Criminal Justice Speakers Series, Winnipeg, 25 October Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, The Canadian Export Experiment: will it work in Europe? EU Migration and Asylum after Brexit conference at the Munk School for Global Affairs at the University of Toronto, Toronto, 7 October Shauna Labman, Workshop Paper Presenter The Old Law and the Missed Bus Canadian Journal of Women and the Law/ Institute for Feminist Legal Studies Writing Workshop, University of Toronto & York University, Toronto, 23 September Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter Canada s Creative Resettlement: Blending, Bargaining and Burden-Sharing 2017 International Meeting on Law and Society, Mexico City, 22 June Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Refugee Routes to Recognition 10 th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, Victoria, British Columbia,17 May Shauna Labman, Lead Conference Organizer and Panelist, History, Rights and Understanding with Elder Harry Bone, Tricia Logan, Hani Al-Ubeady and Maria Morrison, Building Bridges Between Canada s Indigenous and Newcomer Groups 2017 Conference, Winnipeg, 12 May Shauna Labman, Invited Speaker Refugees in Winnipeg: Human Rights and Community Engagement, alongside the Honourable Anita Neville and Nafiya Naso. The panel took place at the Canadian Museum of Human Rights and was part of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Summer Institute, Winnipeg, 11 May Shauna Labman, Invited Speaker, The State of Canada s Multiculturalism, 32 nd Annual J.W. Dafoe Political Studies Students Conference on Canada at 150, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 27 January

8 Shauna Labman, Pre-Conference Workshop Organizer and Presenter, Citizenship and Scholarship from Coast to Coast to Coast with Asha Kaushal, 2016 Annual Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Conference, Vancouver, 16 November Shauna Labman, Lecture, Refugee Resettlement: Blending, Bargaining and Burden-Sharing Migration Law Research Cluster Lunch Lecture Series, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 21 September Shauna Labman Chair, Plenary Panel on Human Rights, with panelists David Matas, Marilou McPhedran, Ismael Muvingi and Justice Russel Zinn, Canadian Association for Refugees and Forced Migration Studies 2016 Conference, Winnipeg, 12 May Shauna Labman, Invited Expert Panel, Refugees Are we getting it right? moderated by Karen Busby with Abdikeir Ahmed, Armando Perla and Lori Wilkinson, University of Manitoba Visionary Conversations on Campus, Winnipeg, 3 February Shauna Labman, Panel Moderator, Knocking on National Doors Uninvited: The Migrant and Refugee Crisis in Europe and Global Implications, with Joseph Garcea, Michael Casasola, Jude Kasas, Rita Chahal and Abdikeir Ahmed, Strangers in New Homelands 2015 Conference, Winnipeg, 6 November Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Lip Service? Canada s Approach to Gender-Related Protection, American Bar Association Section of International Law Fall Meeting, Montreal, 21 October Shauna Labman, Author Participant, Goodenough Annual Scholars Lecture: Gender in Refugee Law: From the Margins to the Centre Book Launch Goodenough College, London, England, 29 September Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Evaluating Canada s Approach to Gender Persecution, Canadian Council for Refugees Spring Consultation, Winnipeg, 23 May Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Grant Writing Workshop CLSA Graduate Student Workshop, Winnipeg, 7 June Shauna Labman, Panel Organizer and Panel Presenter, The Place of Law in Migration and Migration Research, with Amar Khoday, Laura Madokoro, Sarah Zell and Mara Fridell, Canadian Law and Society Association, 2014 Annual Meeting, University of Manitoba, 6 June Shauna Labman, Selected Plenary Speaker, Resettlement: Canada s Complementary Protection or Conflicting Promise? Center for Forced Migration Studies, Buffett Center for International and Comparative Studies, Northwestern University: Refugee Protection Outside of the International Legal Framework: Expanding Cross- National and Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations, Evanston, Illinois, 27 May Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Migration, Movement and Family: The Decline of Family in Canadian Immigration, G20 Youth Forum 2014, Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany, 9 May Shauna Labman, Conference Organizer and Panel Presenter, Academia and Advocacy: The Intersection of Refugee Research and Refugee Work Migration Law Research Cluster Inaugural Event Building Connections: Refugee Research and Community Outreach, 28 March

9 Shauna Labman, Lecture, Migration, Movement and Family: Is Family Reunification a Human Right? Migration Law Research Cluster Lunch Lecture Series, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 4 March Shauna Labman, Lecture, Resettlement s Realities: Politics, Private Sponsorship, and Changing Policies Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series, Arthur V. Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 7 February Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Chair, The Indochinese Refugee Movement and the Launch of Canada s Private Sponsorship Program, York University, Toronto, 22 November Shauna Labman, Invited Lecture, Law s Borders: Challenging Assumptions About Refugee Resettlement Canadian Council for Refugees, Webinar, 6 November Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Academia & Advocacy: The Intersection of Refugee Research and Refugee Rights, Canadian Council for Refugees Spring Consultation, Burnaby, 30 May Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, At Law s Border: Unsettling Refugee Resettlement, Canadian Council for Refugees Spring Consultation, Burnaby, 30 May Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Fact-finding mission to Colombia, Canadian Council for Refugees Fall Consultation, Calgary, 25 November Shauna Labman, Invited Panel Presenter, Privatizing Protection? Canada-Israel Bilateral Forum on Immigration and Integration, Emek Hefer, Israel, 30 May Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Durable Protection: A Concept 3 rd Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, Hamilton, 7 May Shauna Labman, Conference Participant, Migration and Mobility 14 th International Metropolis Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, September Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Legal Theory at the Borders Postgraduate & Early Career Researchers Workshop on Methodological Approaches to Legal Scholarship, Melbourne Law School, Australia, 18 December Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Risking Rights Going Wrong, 25th Annual Law and Society Australia and New Zealand Conference W(h)ither Human Rights University of Sydney, Australia, 11 December Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Globalized Rights Going Wrong Training School for graduate students The Changing Landscape of Justice and Home Affairs Cooperation in the EU and EU-Canada Relations, University of Victoria, British Columbia, 25 October Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Finding the Right Path to Refugee Protection, UBC Law s 13 th Annual Interdisciplinary Legal Studies Graduate Students Conference Law Without Borders University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 2 May

10 Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Legalizing Refugee Resettlement 10 th National Metropolis Conference Expanding the Debate: Multiple Perspectives on Immigration to Canada Halifax, Nova Scotia, 5 April Shauna Labman, Panel Presenter, Looking Back, Moving Forward: The History and Future of Refugee Resettlement, 11 th Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, Cairo, Egypt., 7 January TEACHING University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor, Tenure-Track Winnipeg, Canada, September Law 3018: Human Rights Law Winter term 2019 Law 3980: Citizenship & Immigration Law Fall term 2018 Law 3980: Refugee Law Fall term 2017, Winter Term 2019 Law 3980: Public Interest Law Centre Internship Law 3740: Public International Law Winter term 2017, Fall Term 2018 Law 7110: Graduate Legal Research and Theory Fall term 2016, 2017 Law 1530: Legal Systems Fall terms 2013, 2014, 2016 [Judge Shadowing Component Winter 2017] Law 1480: Torts and Compensation Systems Full year 2013; Fall term 2014 Law 3980/3212: Immigration and Refugee Law Fall terms co-taught with David Matas in 2013 and 2014 Winter term 2016, Winter term 2017 Peac 7070: Immigration and Refugee Law Winter term 2016 Guest Lectures: 2016: POLS 3160 Human Rights And Civil Liberties; SOC 7160 Selected Topics: Human Rights Canadian Mennonite University, Canadian School of Peacebuilding, Guest Lecture Winnipeg, Canada, June 2017 Guest Lecturer on international refugee law for Exploring the Refugee Challenge PCTS/POLS/IDS-3950C University of Manitoba, Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning Winnipeg, Canada, Enrolled in Teaching and Learning Certificate Program University of Winnipeg, Department of Geography, Guest Lecturer Winnipeg, Canada, March 2013 Guest Lecturer on forced migration and refugee law for Introductory Human Geography II

11 University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law, Sessional Lecturer Winnipeg, Canada, September-December 2012 Law 3980: Immigration and Refugee Law (co-taught with David Matas) University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, Sessional Lecturer Vancouver, Canada, January-April 2010 Law 150: Transnational Law University of British Columbia, Centre for Teaching and Academic Growth Vancouver, Canada, January 2010 INDS 501: Completed Instructional Skills Workshop University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, Guest Lecturer Vancouver, Canada, September 2009 Law 378C: Issues in Immigration & Refugee Law University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, Teaching Assistant Vancouver, Canada, January-April 2008, January-April 2009 Law 377: Immigration Law Inukshuk High School, Teacher Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, January-April 2003 GRADUATE SUPERVISION Thesis Supervisor, Sreekumar Kodiyath, LLM Student, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba, commenced F2016- on-going. Internal Examiner, Elizabeth McCandless, LLM Student, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba, commenced F2017- on-going. Internal Examiner, Pallabi Bhattacharyya, PhD Student, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Manitoba, on-going. Committee Member, Justine Narine, MA Student, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Manitoba, on-going. Research Advisor, Richard Boli, Honours Thesis, International Development Studies, Menno Simons College, completed UNIVERSITY SERVICE Distinguished Visitors Committee, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law ( ). Graduate Studies Committee, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law ( , , 2017: Jul-Dec). Individual Consideration Committee, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law ( , , ). 11

12 Tenure Committee, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law ( ). Research Committee/ Legal Research Institute Board (2017: Jul-Dec). Advisory Board, University of Manitoba, Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics (2016-). Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarships Selection Committee, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Graduate Studies ( , ). Presentation, Trudeau Scholarship Information Session, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Graduate Studies, 26 September Citation Reader, Special Invitation from the Office of the Vice-President External to read the Honorary Degree Citation for Thomas Denton at the June 2017 Convocation, University of Manitoba, 8 June Presentation, Trudeau Scholarship Information Session, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Graduate Studies, 16 September Faculty Advisor, Explore Law and Law Academy CanU Canada Programming, Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba, Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Manitoba, feedback at studio presentations (on refugee camps), 14 April Feature Speaker, Who s Who in International Development 2016 International Week Rethink Forced Migration, World W.I.S.E. Resource Centre, International Centre for Students, University of Manitoba, 10 February Panel Speaker, A View After A Year or Two University of Manitoba, New Faculty Orientation, 9 July Panel Speaker, Get Me Out of Here: How to Find Your First International Work Experience World of Opportunities Week, Office of International Relations, University of Manitoba, 4 November Co-founder, Migration Law Research Cluster, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law (2013-). SERVICE Professional Societies: Secretary, Canadian Law and Society Association, 2017-on-going; Board Member, Canadian Law and Society Association, ; Board Member, Immigrant and Refugee Committee Organization of Manitoba, ; Strategic Planning and Programming Committee, Immigrant and Refugee Committee Organization of Manitoba, 2014 on-going. Reviewer: McGill-Queen s University Press, Refuge, Journal of International Migration and Integration, UBC Law Review, Manitoba Law Journal, Alberta Law Review, International Journal of Migration and Border Studies, Canadian Bar Review, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Melbourne Journal of International Law, Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice. 12

13 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Speaker, Bread and Borders Toolkit, presentation to Public Safety Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada, Winnipeg, 11 September Presentation, Refugee Protection: The International Context IRB/Legal Aid Information Session, Winnipeg, 12 June Presentation, Sector Trends Report Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Strategic Planning Day, Winnipeg, 21 April Panel Moderator Human Rights and Corruption Global Affairs Canada, Conference on Human Rights and Corruption in the Americas, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, 20 March Collaboration with Canadian Museum for Human Rights curator Armando Perla on exhibit Seeking Safety Level 5 Rights Today Gallery, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, November October Witness, Briefing on Resettlement Issues Related to Yezidi Women and Girls Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, House of Commons Canada, 30 November Speaker, Amnesty International event Ending Ethnic Cleansing: The Rohingya in Myanmar at the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba, 1 November Speaker, Bread and Borders Toolkit, Refugees and Immigrants: The Impact Diversitas, Morden, Manitoba, 27 September Speaker, Refugee Routes and Myth Busting Immigration Partnership Winnipeg s Protecting Refugees: Finding Our Compassion, West End Cultural Centre, Winnipeg, 21 March Special Guest Speaker, The Absence of Sex in the 1951 Refugee Convention Winnipeg South Centre Federal Liberal Association and the Manitoba Liberal Women's Commission, Annual Women s Day Breakfast, CanadaInns Fort Gary, Winnipeg, 10 March Stakeholder Feedback, Immigration and Refugee Board, (Sexual & Gender Minority Individuals), September October Human Book discussing refugees and welcome, Winnipeg School Division Human Library, 18 & 25 October Stakeholder Engagement Session, Canadian Border Services Agency (Detention), Winnipeg, 28 October Panel Speaker, Syrian Refugees, Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Winnipeg, 25 May Consultant, Manitoba Education and Advance Learning, Grade 12 Law Curriculum Meeting, Winnipeg, 11 May Judge, National Public Speaking Championships, St. John s Ravenscourt School, Winnipeg, 7 February Presenter, Refugees 101 Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Volunteer Training, 30 September

14 Lecture Catch-all or Lip-Service? Canada s Guidelines on Gender Related Persecution Brown Bag Lunch, Hugh John MacDonald School for HJM and IRCOM staff and volunteers, 17 June Presenter, The Changing Legal Landscape of Immigration in Canada Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Strategic Planning Day, Winnipeg, 28 February Panel Speaker for Global College Student Advisory Council The Effects of Policy Changes on Immigrants and Refugees in Canada University of Winnipeg, 13 February AWARDS University of Manitoba, University of Manitoba Faculty Association, Merit Award in the Combination of Teaching, Research, Scholarly Work and Other Creative Activities (2016). CBC Manitoba, Future 40 (2016). PRIOR LEGAL & ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, Research Assistant Vancouver, Canada, September 2007-April 2008 Research assistant to Catherine Dauvergne, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research in the Faculty of Law, and Canada Research Chair in Migration Law University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law, Research Assistant Vancouver, Canada, September 2006-August 2007 Research, editing and coordination work for Professors Susan Boyd (Centre for Feminist Legal Studies), Margot Young and Kim Brooks Canadian Embassy in Beijing, Political & Economic Affairs Intern, Beijing, China, January-July 2006 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Junior Professional Consultant New Delhi, India, September 2004-March 2005 Federal Court of Appeal, Law Clerk (Articles) Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, September 2003-August 2004 Law clerk for Madam Justice Karen Sharlow Nunavut Court of Justice, Law Clerk (Co-op) Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, January-April 2003 Law clerk for Senior Judge Beverly Brown Workers Compensation Board, Appeals Division, Researcher (Co-op) Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, January-April 2002 Law Commission of Canada, Researcher (Co-op) Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, January-May