معرفی
Aaron Mills is an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Indigenous Constitutionalism and Philosophy at McGill University's Faculty of Law. His work bridges Indigenous legal traditions, political theory, and reconciliation efforts. He holds a PhD from the University of Victoria, an LLM from Yale, a JD from the University of Toronto, and a BA from Carleton University.
- Education:
- PhD, University of Victoria (2019)
- LLM, Yale University (2012)
- J.D., University of Toronto (2010)
- B.A., Carleton University (2005)
His research focuses on revitalizing Anishinaabe legal traditions, Indigenous resurgence, and decolonizing legal frameworks. Collaborating with Indigenous elders and communities, he explores how Indigenous law can inform contemporary governance and reconciliation. His approach integrates Anishinaabe cultural philosophy with legal and political theory to address colonialism's impacts.
Awards:
- SSHRC Talent Award
- Trudeau Foundation Fellowship
- Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
- Fulbright Canada Fellowship
Advising & Grants:
- Supports Indigenous governments and organizations through legal and pedagogical collaboration.
- Engages with Canadian legal and political actors on Indigenous rights and reconciliation.
Labs & Teams:
- Collaborates with Anishinaabe elders and knowledge-holders from Treaty 3 and southern Manitoba.
- Advocates for Indigenous legal revitalization through community-driven projects.
