Brandon Hazelton recently graduated from the University of Guelph, where he completed a degree in International Development Studies. During his studies, Brandon focused on historical perspectives, and undertook a minor in communication theories and processes. Growing up in Northern Ontario, Brandon gained a unique perspective on Canadian community-based development, specifically participative development policies. He hopes to pursue a career abroad in a research-based position focusing upon international relations and peace and conflict studies.
Tina Bouffet
Tina Bouffet is a Research Analyst for the NATO Association of Canada, having previously been the Program Editor for Society, Culture and International Relations. She recently graduated with a degree in International Relations and Human Rights at UCL (University College London), in the UK. Previously, Tina completed her year abroad at l’Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris, in France. Over the last few years, she has interned for a variety of organisations, including Amnesty International Israel and African Women International in Ghana. Her primary interests include international peacekeeping, conflict resolution and post-war law enforcement. She is particularly passionate about and hopes to work in the organisation of humanitarian interventions and the protection of vulnerable populations.
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