Chloe Simone Fortier

Innovative Nanny with four years of hands-on experience providing in-home childcare. Friendly and energetic individual skillful in organizing and conducting age-appropriate activities and providing stimulating learning environment. Focused on maintaining great sense of humor and positive demeanor. Conscientious history graduate and researcher with superior writing and editorial skills. A Resourceful researcher bringing demonstrated success in Academia and in-depth knowledge of Canadian history. Illustrating proven history of academic excellence and team development through contributions to Concordia University and Birkbeck College at the University of London. Knowledgeable on the social history of North America and the United Kingdom with a particular interest on the impact of gender and disability in medicine and social welfare programs.

• “My Habit Cannot Protect Me” by Chloe Fortier, Historiae 2020.
• “The Radical Power of Community Organizing: Community Organizing in Ybor City’’ by Chloé Fortier. Edited by Anthony-Vincent Ragusa, Historiae 2022.
• "Women as Either a Refrigerator or a Helicopter: The Pathologization of Motherhood
  and Disability in the Mid-twentieth Century,"
  by Chloé Fortier (Birkbeck College), 2024 conference for the Canadian Society of the History of Medicine.

I am a punctual, dedicated, intellectual, thoughtful and hardworking person who has lots of experience working with people of various backgrounds. I am fluent in french and english and proficient in Italian. I am good leader capable of delegating tasks and helping those around me.