Michaela M. McGuire

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About Michaela M. McGuire

Vanier Scholar (22') and PhD Candidate in the School of Criminology at SFU my current work focuses on state in-justice impacting Haida sense of belonging. I am a Haida citizen, and my ancestry also includes Irish, Anishinaabe, and British. I have diverse work experience including curation, communications, Indigenous governance, education, and curriculum development. My research interests include research based policy development, decolonization, resurgence, grounded normativity, colonialism/settler colonialism, genocide, belonging, violence against Indigenous women and girls, missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, Indigenous corrections, Indigenous justice, Haida tll yahda/making things right/justice, intimate partner violence, race/racism, corrections, research methods - qualitative and community engaged, self-determination, Indigenous rights and governance, and anything Haida Nation/Haida Gwaii related. I am open to work and research opportunities that align with my interests and values.