MIPP

Research Interests: Development

Research Interests: Forced Migration, International Security

Research Interests: Health Policy, Mental Health and Addictions, Global Health, International Security

Research Interests: International Political Economy, Trade and Development, Emerging Economies, Human Security, Environment

Research Interests: International Public Policies in Cameroon

Research Interests: Social Justice and Humanitarian Organizations

Research Interests: Security, Global Health, Food Security, Migration, Terrorism, Middle East

Research Interests: Urban Food Security, Community Development

Kristy Smith is a master’s student of the International Public Policy program at the Balsillie School of International Affairs. Before embarking on her master’s studies, Kristy spent eight years as a communications professional in various policy driven organizations — the most recent being the Centre for International Governance Innovation. In her career, she has had the

Melanie Slimming recently graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with a double major in Global Studies and Communications, with specializations in International Development and Media and Cultural Theory, respectively. As well as a research specialization, specific to her Global Studies degree. Melanie has several experiences pertaining to community development and leadership training facilitation through participating in a

Tobi Ogundele completed her Masters in Economics degree at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in South Africa. Her research examined international migration theories and their relevance in explaining inter-African migration. Before that, she obtained Bachelor of Commerce and BSc (honours first class) degrees in Economics, specializing in human capital formation and the importance of health and

Haily McKenzie received a Bachelor of Global Studies [Honors] with a research specialization, and double minor in History and French from Sir Wilfrid Laurier University in 2020. Haily also received a diploma in early childhood education in 2012, which led her to work for the Waterloo Region District School Board as an Early Childhood Educator for