Catherine Bordeau

Catherine Bordeau is a skilled content editor and writer with over fifteen years of experience in communications, dedicated to delivering clear and concise copy in various publication types and content areas. She is known for her hardworking nature and keen attention to detail, contributing positively to collaborative team environments.

Catherine's educational background includes a Master of Education (MEd) from Concordia University, a CELTA certification from the University of Cambridge, a Master of Divinity (MDiv) with a focus on Ethics from Union Theological Seminary, and a BA in History and Women's Studies from Cardinal Stritch University.

Throughout her career, Catherine has been associated with prestigious organizations such as the International School Mexico City as a Primary School Teacher specializing in the IB Primary Years Programme, the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture as a Leader and Director of Ethical Education, Ecumenical Women at the United Nations as a Director of Advocacy, the World Council of Churches as a Program and Communications Officer, the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance as a Programme Coordinator for the 2006 U.N. High Level Meeting on AIDS, Franciscans International as a Youth Outreach Coordinator, and the Girl Scout Camp Blackhawk as a Naturalist.