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Craig Fortier

Associate professor, Department Social Development Studies

Areas of Interest

Settler colonialism; social movements, abolitionist and decolonizing social work; popular culture and radical change; trans-disciplinary social justice pedagogy; urban memorialization; accounting history; Indigenous & settler relationships, colonization/decolonization; Indigenous theory; migrant justice movements; nationalism and sovereignty; queer, trans*, and non-binary participation in sport; and baseball history

Katy Fulfer

Associate Professor

Areas of interest

Reproductive Ethics, Feminist Philosophy, Ecofeminisms, Transnational feminisms, Feminist appropriations of Hannah Arendt, Queer theory

Greta Kroeker

Associate Professor, Department of History; Cross-appointed to Gender & Social Justice

Areas of specialization

 Include early modern Europe, intellectual history, history of religion, religion, and violence, as well as early modern women. 

Leanne

What feminism means to me

My name’s Leanne, and I am a 3rd year Women’s Studies Major. I never thought of myself as a feminist though after beginning my first semester of University I was enrolled in Introduction to Women’s Studies and soon realized that being a feminist and feminism was something much different then what I originally believed it to be. I was aware of most women’s issues but didn’t know what feminism and Women’s Studies was all about. By the end of first semester of my first year I was completely on board with feminist issues and I wanted to learn more.

Kim Hong Nguyen

Associate Professor, Department of Communication Arts

Areas of Interest

Political correctness or civility of a word, a trope, an expression, an analogy, or a cultural practice & white liberal feminism from a postcolonial and intersectional lens, exploring more specifically white liberal feminists' concerns over terms, like 'bitch' and 'feminism' 

Areas of specialization

Include reproductive health, women's health activism, oral history,  media, and public opinion, as well as women's rights.