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Office of Rob Leone Curriculum Vitae Jane Kovarikova, PhD ABD EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: A PhD Candidate and Lecturer at Western University in London, Ontario in the Department of Political Science specializing in international relations and comparative politics. Dissertation, supervised by Dr. Radoslav Dimitrov, focuses on why established democracies supply international election observers, and leverages field experience as a Canadian and Czech delegate in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and North Macedonia. Has extensive policy experience in Canadian child rights advocacy with a high media profile attracting significant research funding. Is the founder and CEO of Child Welfare PAC Canada, a national charity supporting youth success after foster care. Serves as the Board Chair of Simcoe-Muskoka Family Connexions, a regional child protection agency with a $50 million budget and 400 employees, as well as a government appointee to the Ontario Premier's Council for Equality of Opportunity. RECENT EMPLOYMENT HISTORY o Founder and CEO Apr 2017 to Present • Child Welfare PAC Canada, Toronto, ON o Lecturer / Instructor Sep 2017 to Present • Western University, London, ON Sep 2021 to Dec 2021 • Western University, London, ON Sep 2020 to Dec 2020 • Georgian College, Barrie, ON Sep 2017 to Dec 2017 o Contract Consultant Oct 2007 to Present • Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada, Toronto, ON • Ontario Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth, Toronto, ON • Barrie Chamber of Commerce, Barrie, ON • Barriston Law, Barrie, ON • Rod Jackson Campaign, Barrie, ON • Quadro Tecnologie, Milano, Italy • Curam Software, Washington, VA, US o Teaching Assistant Sep 2015 to Dec 2018 • Western University, London, ON o Chief of Staff for Member of Provincial Parliament Oct 2011 to Jun 2014 • Office of MPP Rod Jackson, Legislative Assembly of Ontario ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS o PhD Comparative Politics and International Relations (Expected 2021), Department of Political Science, Western University o Certificate in Human Rights Law (2011), Academy of European Law, European University Institute o MSc Human Rights (2009), Department of Sociology, London School of Economics and Political Science 1 o Hons. BA Psychology (2007), Department of Social Science, Laurentian University o Certificate in General Arts and Science (2004), Georgian College ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT ABROAD o Intensive Czech language training, CLT Institute (2-weeks, 2019) – Prague, Czechia o Exploratory research trip (1-week, 2012) – Kabul, Afghanistan o Intensive Italian intermediate courses, Centro Fiorenza (6-weeks, 2011) – Florence, Italy o Summer study program at Hyderabad University (6-weeks, 2007) – Hyderabad, India o Summer study program at Thammasat University (6-weeks, 2006) – Bangkok, Thailand o Spanish immersion at La Universidad Contemporánea (6-weeks, 2005) – Querétaro, Mexico AWARDS AND HONOURS o Premier’s Awards by Colleges Ontario, Georgian College Nominee (for Community Services category) – 2021 o Georgian College Board of Governors’ Distinguished Alumni Award (for excellence in community) – 2020 o Justice for Children and Youth Award (for reducing youth poverty in Ontario) – 2013 o Laurentian University, Science Showcase Debate Champion (for pro-rehabilitative justice) – 2005 o Barrie Safe City Committee, Volunteer of the Year Nominee (for community service at the Barrie Women and Children’s Shelter – 2004 RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS 1) External Research Grants • Co-applicant on SSHRC Partnership Grant (2021) valued at $2,499,993 (with applicant Dr. Tara Collins, Ryerson University) for 7- year International and Canadian Child Rights Partnership project. Will lead study with partner Child Welfare PAC Canada, to investigate how greater participation of those with lived experiences at various life stages in advocacy roles can lead to more equitable partnerships in the child protection sector. 2) Internal Research Grants • Western University Undergraduate Research Assistantship (2018) valued at $1,000 (with Dr. Carolyn McLeod, Western University) to advise members of the Time to Attach research group about the economic dimensions of expanding parental leave benefits for adoptive, customary care, or kin parents and about how to conduct an advocacy or awareness campaign on this issue. • Western University Guest Speaker Grant (2019) valued at $2,000 (with Department of Political Science) to bring in Senator Raynell Andreychuk. 2 3) Graduate Scholarships • Granted by Western University (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) valued at about $12,936 per year (excluding TA-ships) 4) Travel Grants • Granted by Western University (December 17, 2019) valued at $1,319.59. • Granted by Western University (May 17, 2019) valued at $1,630.59. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1) Undergraduate Course Lecturer • “Interest Groups and Social Movements” (third year) – Forthcoming in Sep 2021 (Western University) • “Interest Groups and Social Movements” (third year) – Sep 2020 to Dec 2020 (Western University) 2) College Course Instructor • “International Trade Research” (post-grad) – Sep 2017 to Dec 2017 (Georgian College) 3) Teaching Assistantships • “International Relations” (second year) – Sep 2018 to Dec 2018 (Western University) • “Business and Government” (second year) – Jan 2017 to April 2017 (Western University) • “International Relations” (second year) – Jan 2016 to Apr 2016 (Western University) • “International Relations” (second year) – Sep 2015 to Dec 2015 (Western University) 4) Guest Lectures • “Effective Advocacy and Policy Change” – Mar 25, 2021 (McGill University) • “Effective Advocacy and Policy Change” – Feb 10, 2021 (University of Manitoba) • “International Elections Observation” – Jan 18, 2021 (Windsor University) • “Effective Advocacy and Policy Change” – Nov 10, 2020 (Laurentian University) • “International Elections Observation” – Oct 20, 2020 (Soka University of America) GRADUATE SUPERVISION Dissertation Topic Role Completion Can Mentors Reduce Loneliness Experienced by MA Chair Summer Foster Children – *special permission to fulfill this role 2018 for a McMaster University student Youth in Care and the Justice System in Nova Scotia – PhD TBC *special permission to fulfill this role for a Dalhousie Committee University student 3 SERVICE 1) Professional Affiliations • Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies 2) Boards and Committees • Government Appointed Member, Ontario Premier’s Council of Equality of Opportunity, Toronto, ON – Jul 2020 to Present • Board Chair, Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions, Barrie, ON – Feb 2012 to Present • Financial Coordinator, London School of Economics and Political Science Human Rights Program Student Committee, London, UK – Jan 2009 to Dec 2009 3) International Election Observation • Short-term Observer, OSCE, Brest, Parliamentary Election (Belarus) – 2019 • Short-term Observer, CANADEM, Donetsk Oblast, Parliamentary Election (Ukraine) – 2019 • Long-term Observer, CANADEM, Kharkiv Oblast, Presidential Election (Ukraine) – 2019 • Long-term Observer, OSCE, Perm Krai, Presidential Election (Russia) – 2018 • Long-term Observer Training, Westminster Foundation for Democracy (London, UK) – 2017 • Short-term Observer, OSCE, Tetovo, Parliamentary Election (North Macedonia) – 2016 • Short-term Observer, CANADEM-OSCE, Ryazan, Duma Election (Russia) – 2016 • Short-term Observer, CANEOM, Zaporizhzhya Oblast, Parliamentary Election (Ukraine) – 2014 • Short-term Observer, CANADEM, Kiev Oblast, Parliamentary Election (Ukraine) – 2012 • International Election Observation Training, BRIDGE (Ottawa) – 2013 • Guest Election Observer, Canadian Delegation in Taichung (Taiwan) – 2008 4) Domestic Election Activities • Advance Poll Deputy Returning Officer, Elections Canada, London North Centre (Canada) – Sep 2015 • Registration Officer, Elections Canada, London North Centre (Canada) – Oct 2015 • Revising Agent, Elections Canada, London North Centre (Canada) – Sep 2015 • Deputy Returning Officer, Barrie, Provincial Party Leadership Election (Canada) – May 2015 • Campaign Manager, Barrie Campaign Team, Provincial General Election (Canada) – Jun 2014 • Director of Communication, Barrie Campaign Team, Provincial General Election (Canada) – Oct 2011 5) Additional Volunteer Activities • Co-Facilitator, Women and Children’s After-Shelter Support Group, Barrie, Canada – Feb 2003 to Sep 2005 • Program Evaluator, Nrityanjali Academy, Secunderabad, India – Jun 2007 to Jul 2007 • English Teacher, AK/AL-AQSA Vidyalaya, Pottuvil, Sri Lanka – Jun 2007 • Volunteer, OMS: Men for Missions International, Cap Haitian, Haiti – May 2004 4 PUBLICATIONS AND TALKS 1) Published Policy Papers and Reports (Non-peer Review) • Forthcoming – Kovarikova, J. (2021, TBD). What do we know about foster kids in Canada. Practice and Research Together. url pending. • Kovarikova, J. (2018, October 3). Review of policy and practice for youth leaving care. Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada. https://42bf8e9c-2414-4457-bac7- f47eccf53bff.filesusr.com/ugd/6548f4_7ba391d9a4b54e7a972c1314de2cefca.pdf • Kovarikova, J. (2017, April 24). Exploring youth outcomes after aging-out of care. Ontario Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth. https://cwrp.ca/sites/default/files/publications/en/report-exploring-youth-outcomes.pdf 2) Opinion Editorials • Kovarikova, J. (2020, July 5). Former foster child first to lead local Children’s Aid in 126-year history. The Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/opinion/contributors/2020/07/05/former-foster-child-first-to-lead- local-childrens-aid-in-126-year-history.html • Kovarikova, J. (2018, July 7). Protect the privacy
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