In early December, the ICPC welcomed a new employee: Claude Pilon.
Claude, Analyst, has a master’s in political science from the Université du Québec à Montréal and is experienced in governance-related research. She is particularly interested in issues linking gender and citizen involvement, in critical theories and approaches to development, and in collective and urban resilience.
The ICPC is looking to hire a Research assistant. Their tasks will include supporting the project manager in identifying and reviewing scientific literature, grey literature, reports, working papers, and strategic plans, reviewing, analyzing, and describing news and events related to the prevention of crime and radicalization leading to violence, and assisting in the development of the ICPC’s knowledge base. They will be expected to collaborate in the collection and analysis of data, participate in the writing of reports and studies, and participate in the organization of conferences, international seminars, and other events.
The deadline to apply is November 30th, 2021. Applications closed.
At the beginning of July, we welcomed two new employees to the ICPC: Melissa Champagne and Sonia Ouimet.
Melissa, research assistant, holds a bachelor’s degree in criminology, intervention profile, from the Université de Montréal and is currently completing a master’s in criminology in criminological analysis. She is doing her master’s project on the effects of the pandemic on police interrogation results.
Sonia, research assistant intern, is doing a master’s with thesis in criminology at the Université de Montréal. She has worked in halfway houses with people with criminal records and with the Montreal CAVAC team working on sexual exploitation.
They will mainly be working on a criminality report for the city of Montreal and on supporting the ICPC’s technical assistance projects. Welcome!
