Juakatha recently completed her Juris Doctorate Degree at Queens University and will be articling at a criminal defence firm in the upcoming months.  She has been working with the IIGR for two years. She has been engaged in research projects on the relationship between transnational money laundering, terrorist resourcing, and gender roles in transnational money laundering schemes. 

Juakatha enjoys biking, hiking, learning new recipes, and dancing outside work.

Caitlyn graduated from Queen's with a major in Political Studies in 2023. Her current research interests include transnational money laundering and terrorist financing, bipartisanship in the Canadian government, civic engagement, foreign policy, and the role of non-state actors in shaping international institutions and norms.

This is Caitlyn’s fourth year working for IIGR, through which she has pursued projects on the relationship between transnational money laundering and cryptocurrency and on the nature of financial crime in the Canadian economy. Outside of school and work, Caitlyn enjoys reading, learning new languages, developing recipes in the kitchen, playing music, and getting out for walks in the city and in nature.