My outreach and community engagement activities involve a regular participation, in collaboration with the Canadian government, in multinational policy dialogues on political and strategic affairs in the Asia-Pacific, alongside representatives of governments from the region (mainly: Foreign Affairs and Defence), academia, and civil society. In addition to more ad hoc initiatives, these policy dialogues include: the Asia-Pacific Roundtable, the Shangri-La Dialogue, the Canada-Japan Peace and Security Symposium, and the ASEAN Regional Forum's Expert and Eminent Persons Group. As a co-lead of the Asia-Pacific Team within the Defence and Security Foresight (DSF) Group, I also participate to outreach events that provide opportunities to engage the Canadian defence sector/armed forces, such as the Halifax International Security Forum. Finally, I am also a member of the newly-established bilingual Network for Strategic Analysis, spearheaded by Stéfanie von Hlatky (Queen's) and Justin Massie (UQÀM).

Beyond ad hoc consulting work, outputs deriving from these activities include:

• 2020. “Unpacking the Crisis of the Rules-Based International Order: Competing Hero Narratives and Indo-Pacific Alternatives.” DSFG Working Paper. Online: https://uwaterloo.ca/defence-security-foresight-group/sites/ca.defence-security-foresight-group/files/uploads/files/dsfg_workingpaper_martel_rbio.pdf
• 2017. Southeast Asia in an Evolving Global Landscape: Prospects for an Integrated Region and Implications for Canada. Report co-edited with Nhu Truong. Vancouver: University of British Columbia. Online: http://iar.ubc.ca/ubc-gac/