Jasmine Dhalla

Hello, I'm Jasmine Dhalla, an avid explorer of the intersection between knowledge and impact. My journey started with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from McGill University, a path that honed my critical thinking and analytical prowess. Fuelled by a passion for education, I embarked on roles like Teaching Assistant and Math and English Tutor, tailoring lessons to diverse needs and fostering inclusive learning environments.

My commitment to meaningful change led me to the 'Together for Learning' Campaign with the Government of Canada, where I advocated for quality education for displaced youth and crafted impactful speeches. I also ventured into the dynamic world of international relations, collaborating with Women in International Security Canada and the McGill Political Science Students Association.

Intrigued by the power of visual storytelling, I honed my presentation skills as an Educator at Lululemon Athletics, transforming ideas into compelling narratives. My internship at The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS) further deepened my insights into effective communication.

My journey continues as I seek opportunities to bridge knowledge and action, transforming complex concepts into engaging narratives that inspire change. Join me on this exciting quest!

I possess a diverse and enriching professional background characterized by a deep commitment to education, international relations, and effective communication. My journey began as a Teaching Assistant at Unionville College, where I fostered inclusive learning environments and honed my adaptability.

Passionate about quality education, I joined the 'Together for Learning' Campaign with the Government of Canada's Global Affairs Canada, advocating for displaced youth and crafting impactful speeches. This experience deepened my project management skills and strengthened my commitment to education.

Exploring the realms of international relations, I collaborated with Women in International Security Canada and the McGill Political Science Students Association, contributing to the fields of peace and security.

My role as an Educator at Lululemon Athletics allowed me to harness the power of visual storytelling, translating ideas into compelling narratives. An internship at The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS) further refined my skills in effective communication and global human rights issues.

Throughout my journey, I've consistently sought opportunities to bridge knowledge and action, embracing challenges with a passion for inspiring change through education and impactful communication

I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University, with a major in Political Science and a minor in Sociology. This educational background has equipped me with essential skills in critical thinking, effective communication, and analytical reasoning. My academic journey has not only provided me with a strong foundation in these areas but has also fostered a deep passion for understanding and addressing complex socio-political issues on a global scale. My education at McGill has been instrumental in shaping my commitment to education, research, and international relations.