https://eugeniedepatiepelletier.academia.edu/ Eugénie Depatie-Pelletier, M.Sc. Demography and Ph.D. Law (LL.D.), adjunct professor at the department of Geography of Laval University, is specialized in labor migration analysis, (im)migration law, history of (im)migration, and sociology of (im)migration. Since 2006, she presented and wrote in particular on temporary foreign worker admission policies within academic circles, and worked as expert for the benefit of State and international agencies (Immigration Canada, Emploi-Canada, Immigration-Québec, CDPDJ-Québec, CNESST-Québec, Immigration-Alberta, Travail-Shanxi/Chine, Human trafficking-UK Parliament, Scotland gov, UNESCO, OIT, UNDP, IOM), worker unions (FTQ, TUAC-Canada, TUAC-Québec, Canadian Labour Congress, Alberta Federation of Labour, CSN), as well as dozens of non-governmental organizations and community groups. Eugénie currently works as Executive director at the association Rights of Household and Farm Workers, and co-researcher on Access to rights within the PARTEMP project coordinated by the Chaire de recherche du Canada sur les dynamiques migratoires mondiales (Université Laval).