Monetta Bailey

Monetta Bailey is an Associate Professor of Sociology at Ambrose University, specializing in the intersection of race, ethnicity, and crime through a Critical Race Theory lens. She investigates racialization in institutional contexts, particularly the criminal justice system, and has published on racialized youth experiences.

Her courses include Principles of Sociology, Criminology, and Sociology of Racialization. Bailey actively contributes to the Caribbean community in Calgary as President of the Barbados Canadian Association and serves on the Calgary John Howard Society board.

Her publications critique color-blind policies in judicial programs and analyze the experiences of racialized immigrant youth in sanctions systems, emphasizing institutional ethnography methodologies.