Mick Scow

Mick Scow is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Indigenous Studies at the University of Victoria. He is a member of the Kwakwaka'wakw and Snuneymuxw nations, representing the Scow and Good families. Scow is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Indigenous Governance at UVic, focusing on revitalizing Indigenous fatherhood and family-based resurgence. He resides on unceded, illegally occupied WSANEC territories with his partner and three children.

• Education:
• BA (University of Calgary)
• MA (University of Victoria)
• Ph.D. Candidate (Indigenous Governance, University of Victoria)

His research prioritizes community-driven approaches to Indigenous governance, fatherhood revitalization, and familial resilience. Scow’s work integrates academic and practical frameworks to support Indigenous communities in reclaiming cultural practices and strengthening kinship systems. No specific grants, awards, or published articles are listed in the provided text.