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Dr. Alexandra Arraiz Matute is an Assistant Professor in the Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies at Carleton University, serving as Undergraduate Advisor for Childhood & Youth Studies. She holds a PhD in Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development from OISE/University of Toronto, along with an MA in Curriculum Studies and a BSc in Psychology. Her work centers on identity, culture, race, and migration, emphasizing anti-oppression and feminist pedagogies.
Education background:
- PhD: Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto
- MA: Curriculum Studies, OISE/University of Toronto
- BSc: Psychology, [Degree Institution Not Specified]
Research interests focus on marginalized communities, particularly Latinx and queer youth, exploring how education can foster healing and resistance. She advocates for pedagogical relationships rooted in solidarity and decolonial practices, often collaborating with community-based programs. Recent work emphasizes digital storytelling, participatory politics, and Indigenous solidarity.
Her publications (2014-2024) critically examine community-engaged education, queer narratives, and decolonial belonging. Though no awards are listed, her work reflects impactful contributions to equity-centered education. She advises no listed students but actively mentors through community programs.
Labs/teams: Engaged with the Childhood & Youth Studies program and Latin American and Caribbean Studies initiatives at Carleton University.
