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Allison Gray is a researcher at the University of Windsor, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Her work focuses on the intersections of food systems, criminology, and animal welfare, with notable contributions to understanding domestic violence dynamics, plant-based dietary transitions, and the ethical implications of food production and consumption. She has been recognized for her storytelling in communicating research impacts, winning the SSHRC Storytellers Contest in 2017.
- Education: Doctoral graduate (exact degree not specified) at the University of Windsor.
- Affiliations: Active in interdisciplinary research initiatives, including projects addressing climate justice (featured in International Open Access Week 2022).
Gray’s research explores how societal structures perpetuate harm, particularly through food systems and domestic violence contexts. She examines topics like animal abuse as a marker of domestic violence, the sustainability of plant-based diets, and the ethical responsibilities of agribusiness. Her work bridges sociological, criminological, and environmental perspectives, advocating for systemic change in policies and consumer behavior.
Her publications highlight critical analyses of food crime, dairy industry practices, and the role of shelter services in supporting victims with pets. She has contributed to debates around food safety, corporate accountability, and the environmental impact of dietary choices.
- Key Themes: Food systems ethics, interspecies violence, sustainability, and policy advocacy.
