Alexa Traboulay
Manager of Community @Women Transforming Cities
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WORK HISTORY
Manager of Community @Women Transforming Cities
Vancouver, BC, CA
Management of community engagement and organizational membership programming, coordinating digital communications, events, data collection, and outreach strategies to grow membership, sustain civic participation, and strengthen grassroots organizing capacity.Designed and delivered a research-driven public workshop on digital disinformation and democratic integrity for 30+ participants, analyzing how online misinformation and right-wing extremist narratives undermine municipal elections and civic trust in Canada.Conducted policy research on accessibility in municipal governance, reviewed City Council motions for alignment with community priorities, supported the operation of the Watch Council group (a collective of members who want to understand, track, and influence their local governments’ decisions through an intersectional feminist lens).Managed and coordinated all volunteers for the Our City Hall campaign, serving as the primary point of contact and overseeing recruitment, training, scheduling, and support for volunteers across research and policy analysis, event support, note-taking, photography, translation, and outreach.Led and facilitated an intersectional feminist book club with 30 members, coordinating programming, moderating discussions, and fostering an inclusive, engaged learning community.
EDUCATION
Saint Thomas More Collegiate
High School Diploma
The University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Honours in Political Science + Law & Society
University of Chicago
Master of Arts - MA, Social Sciences
ABOUT ALEXA TRABOULAY
Alexa is a passionate researcher and community organizer who writes to inform policy and social change. She holds a Master\'s degree in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago (UC), with a concentration in political science, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of British Columbia, where she completed the Honours Political Science Program and a minor in Law & Society. Her academic research explores the impacts of political polarization and online disinformation on racialized communities in the United States. Recognized for her ability to bridge research with advocacy, she was the recipient of the UC Quadrangle Research Scholarship and was an affiliate of the Chicago Center on Democracy. A second-generation immigrant with Trinidadian and Hungarian ancestry, Alexa is a settler on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
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