Kenneth Moffatt

Kenneth Moffatt is an Adjunct Associate Professor at McMaster University's Department of Social Work. His work critically examines neoliberal transformations in higher education, community trauma, gender dynamics, and the intersections of art and social justice.

• Key Affiliations: McMaster University, Canadian Association of Social Work Educators
• Research Themes: Neoliberal university governance, trauma in marginalized communities, queer spatial politics, art-based pedagogy

His recent research explores emotional labor in neoliberal educational systems and the politicization of queer club spaces. Publications span journals like The British Journal of Social Work, Community Development Journal, and Emotion, Space and Society. Co-authored works with Mirna Carranza (4 publications) and Jean Chamberlain (1 publication) reflect collaborative transnational research.

While no formal scientific awards are documented in the provided materials, Moffatt's scholarship has been referenced in policy documents, Wikipedia, and widely disseminated through academic platforms like Mendeley. He maintains a public intellectual presence through podcasts such as Downstream from What, which connects art and social justice themes.