Sarah is a dedicated legal advocate with extensive interest in community work and politics, particularly in the areas of international relations and human rights.

She has worked at a law firm specializing in class actions, a role that has allowed her to develop extensive experience in communications, translation, and administration, further honing her skills in advocacy and legal support.

Sarah is also deeply engaged in her master’s research project, which examines decision-makers’ responses to humanitarian crises and the role of humanitarianism in interventions. This research aligns with her passion for understanding and improving international responses to global conflicts and crises.

Sarah is a Political Science graduate from Concordia University and will soon obtain her postgraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Waterloo.