Joséphine Tuloup

• Training: Emergency Management Supervisor, Personal Disasters Responder, EMIS Database Management Deployment to Sandy Lake evacuation response– June 2025 | Cornwall, Canada • Supported from setup to closure of the response • Coordinated logistics and financial reporting for personal services distribution Deployment to Sandy Bay evacuation response– Aug 2024 | Saskatoon, Canada • Engaged with Indigenous leaders to assess needs and deliver appropriate services. • Beneficiaries' registration and services monitoring using EMIS • Identified and escalated protection concerns to ensure safety and well-being

• Data collection and analysis on human debris and coral reef health at various survey points • Planning and leading scuba diving expeditions, provision of technical training, managing group safety, and upholding environmental standards

Civil Society Team, Office of Director - Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanisms Division (CTMD) • Support in the organization of a workshop on the participation of NGOs in Human Rights mechanisms • Supervision and training of 35 co-interns for covering and managing NGOs events • Support in the organization of 60+ NGO side events during 52dn session of the Human Rights Council and Universal Periodic Review sessions • Review of 250+ NGOs written contributions • Support the organization of biannual discussions between NGOs and CTMD leadership on the participation of civil society in Human Rights mechanisms • Assistance with note-taking and statistical reports after sessions and meetings • Weekly updates on Human Rights mechanisms

• Food and clothing assistance to refugees in Calais • Coordination of donations and logistic support before and during distributions • Research on issues surrounding the migration crisis in Europe • Creation of partnership with ILERI Huma: - First action in October 2020 with 20 students on a rolling basis for 10 days. Training of those students on the European migration crisis, the situation of refugees in Calais, and Salam's actions. Supervision the groups and wrote a mission report. - Organization of ongoing support to the NGO's actions during the second lockdown of the Covid-19 crisis. - Partnership still in place to this day with students interning every year with Salam and rolling teams to support their actions on weekends.

• Reports on conferences about peace accords and Human Rights treaties in Colombia • Support to the organization of the first Franco-Colombian forum on education and research • Support to the organization of the French national day celebration in Colombia • Work for the diplomatic chancellery on research projects: Women's role in Colombia's war for independence/ Impact of the translation of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in Spanish in Colombia's war for independence/ Historical contribution of French nationals in Colombia's independence

Master’s Research: From the battlefield to politics: the fight of Kurdish women for equality – December 2022 Elective courses: Gender and conflicts/ Religious identities and conflicts/ Indigenous cultures, coexistence and conflicts Other major research production: rape as a weapon of war in the DRC/ Religious and cultural dimensions of female excision Conjoined master’s between the university of Ottawa and Saint Paul University

Intensive Arabic program and courses in international relations

Study of law, political sciences, geopolitics, economy, multiple languages and history. Bachelor’s Research: Difficulties of humanitarian access in the Yemeni crisis – June 2021