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I have lived in Canada most of my life, other than during my University years which I passed at Oxford taking my degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and where I served for a year as President of the Oxford University Student Union.
Professionally, I work in the field of peace and conflict resolution, with a special emphasis on the Middle East.
In my volunteer life, I write; represent Canada in equestrian sport; fence sabre; contribute to development charities in various capacities; and act as a Director to a number of philanthropic and community boards.
The tabs above link to a broader view of the eccentric spheres of activity in my life: my formal education; my professional engagements; my voluntary and community service; and the citations that have occasionally come out of them.
Special Note for 11 April 2008:
If you are looking for anyone named "Akash Maharaj" (note the single "a" in "Akash" as distinct from the double "aa" in my name "Akaash"), I am afraid you have come to the wrong web site. Still, I hope you enjoy your visit!
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UNICEF Team Canada Triumphs |
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Multiple gold medals at the 2008 FEI International Tent Pegging Championships |
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TVOntario's The Agenda |
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Steve Paikin's panel grills me on the Liberal Party's reply to Tory electoral brinksmanship. |
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The Globe and Mail |
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"Mr. Maharaj has made it to the top tier of one of the world's most obscure and challenging sports." |
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Radio 1's The Current |
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I join a national panel on the decline of public discourse to argue that the end is not yet nigh. |
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