Camille Isaacs

Camille Isaacs is a tenured Associate Professor of English at OCAD University in Toronto. Her academic focus spans postcolonial and Black diasporic literatures, with particular attention to Caribbean and Canadian contexts.

• Specializes in postcolonial and Black diasporic literatures
• Examines social media's role in shaping affect for African women in the diaspora
• Co-chair of university task force advancing faculty/staff equity

Her research explores the intersection of digital humanities and literary analysis, particularly through contemporary authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and NoViolet Bulawayo. The Safundi journal published her groundbreaking work on this cross-continental media analysis.

Isaacs is currently contracted to write Introduction to Black Canadian Literature with Routledge Press, further solidifying her role as a leading voice in diasporic literary studies.