MA in History — Dalhousie University
Aleksandra’s academic background in history provides a strong foundation in evidence review, source analysis, research synthesis and the clear communication of complex subjects.
Her academic research examined twentieth-century food and nutrition discourses, giving her particular experience in analysing and presenting evidence related to food, public discourse and policy-relevant social issues.
Aleksandra has extensive experience in developing communication approaches for research, evaluation, consulting and institutional assignments.
Her work covers strategic communications planning, audience and stakeholder analysis, messaging development, content strategy, dissemination planning and the adaptation of complex technical material for different audiences.
She supports multidisciplinary teams in identifying key messages, structuring information and communicating research methods, findings and policy implications in a clear, accessible and persuasive manner.
Aleksandra combines editorial precision with an understanding of audience needs, ensuring that technically complex outputs remain accurate while being accessible and appropriate for the intended audience.
At RegioGro, Aleksandra leads and supports communications across research, evaluation and consulting assignments.
Her work includes:
She plays a particular role in helping multidisciplinary teams communicate complex analytical work clearly, ensuring that research findings, evaluation conclusions and policy implications are presented in a coherent and persuasive form.
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