Salvator Cusimano

Salvator Cusimano is a dedicated professional with a strong educational background in international development, political affairs, and refugee studies.

He holds a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in International Development with a focus on Refugee and Forced Migration Studies from Oxford University, where he graduated with distinction.

Salvator also completed his Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) with a Joint Specialization in International Relations and Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Toronto.

His educational foundation began at the University of Toronto Schools for his high school studies.

Salvator Cusimano has gained valuable experience and expertise through his roles in various reputable organizations, including the United Nations and UNHCR.

He has served as a Political Affairs Officer at the United Nations, where he worked to address complex political issues on a global scale.

Prior to this, Salvator was an Associate Political Affairs Officer and Special Assistant at the United Nations, demonstrating his commitment to diplomatic and political affairs.

Salvator's dedication to refugee protection and humanitarian efforts is evident through his role as a Protection Assistant and UNHCR Innovation Fellow at UNHCR.

His hands-on experience in refugee protection and settlement includes his tenure as a Refugee Protection & Settlement Worker at Romero House, showcasing his commitment to helping displaced individuals.

Salvator Cusimano has also contributed to research initiatives as a Research Associate at the Toronto Initiative for Economic and Social Rights, highlighting his interest in social justice and economic rights.

With a wealth of experience and a solid academic foundation, Salvator Cusimano continues to make significant contributions in the fields of international relations, political affairs, and humanitarian efforts.