Trina Joshi

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About Trina Joshi

Trina Joshi is a seasoned communications professional with a global experience in journalism, strategic communication, and project management. In a career that spans over close to a decade, Trina has made progressive strides in developing a knowledge base on issues of human interest. From this emanates her engaging writing style that is built on clarity and coherence on subjects like politics, environment, international affairs, women's leadership, social development, and human rights. Trina’s current role as Research Officer with the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada is a mere extension of her passion for work that delivers maximum social impact. As a project manager in the past, Trina spearheaded a key initiative that identified roadblocks to the leadership potential of young women. She devised productive strategies for outreach and effective communication to connect with immigrant communities and to raise awareness about leadership deficit among women here in Canada. Brand enrichment and media relations formed a significant component of this profile while she worked with the Indo-Canadian Women’s Association. With an impassioned fervor, Trina has remained engaged in multiple community-building initiatives, including Canadians for Civil Society’s (CCS) pilot – Daughters Day. It’s been an absolute honour for her to have served on the Board of the CCS and to have contributed to its wide range of activities in its formative years. Curiosity and continuous learning are the two foundational blocs of Trina’s professional journey, and she is relentless in her exploration of new energies and in experimenting with innovative ideas for constructing a more inclusive and sustainable society.