Anne-Christine Bloch has been working with the Canadian Red Cross since May of 2007 first working on the domestic detention monitoring and restoring family links program, and since July 2009 in the International Operations.

Other Red Cross Red Crescent Movement related experience include working with the Danish Red Cross as the Coordinator for the 5th European Red Cross and Red Crescent Conference held in Copenhagen and with the Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies on the follow up to the Conference.

She also has other humanitarian experience working with the Jesuit Refugee Service and the Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children working on the protection of refugee and internally displaced people, with a focus on protection of women and children.

Prior to getting in to the humanitarian field she has a long human rights experience working with UN Centre for Human Rights, Minority Rights Group and Amnesty International.

Anne-Christine has a Masters degree in law from the University of Copenhagen.