Emma Jones

Emma brings five years of federal experience in crime prevention and national security, most recently serving as a Research Analyst at Public Safety Canada. During her time there, she was instrumental in leading national stakeholder engagements for the Federal Framework to Reduce Recidivism and managing complex research models to support policy decision-making — with files spanning hate crime, youth crime, Indigenous community safety, human trafficking and forced labour, and cyberbullying. Emma is known for connecting details to the broader context, anticipating implications, and translating evidence into clear, grounded narratives that strengthen strategy and data literacy across diverse stakeholders.

She is a bilingual professional (English and French) and a Queen’s University alumna with a dual major in Psychology and Sociology.

Beyond her professional life, Emma is an avid backcountry hiker currently working through the 46 Adirondack High Peaks, and a dedicated volunteer who rehabilitates dogs with complex behavioural needs. She holds Canadian-Swedish dual citizenship.