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Emily Milne is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at MacEwan University in Edmonton, Canada. Her work focuses on social inequality, education systems, Indigenous peoples, and policy analysis. She actively engages with Indigenous communities and organizations like Amiskwaciy Academy to enhance her teaching and research.
- Department: Sociology
- University: MacEwan University
- Location: Edmonton, Canada
Dr. Milne's research examines family/school relationships, student achievement disparities, summer learning loss, education for reconciliation, and the effectiveness of university curricula. She emphasizes the importance of Indigenous mentorship and community engagement in transforming educational practices, as highlighted by her collaboration with Amiskwaciy Academy—a program that integrates Indigenous cultural context into academic programming.
Her publications, such as the 2017 article on Indigenous coaching for educators, reflect a commitment to addressing systemic gaps in Indigenous education representation. These works align with broader themes in education reform, reconciliation initiatives, and culturally responsive teaching methodologies.
- Indigenous Partnerships: Volunteer engagement with Amiskwaciy Academy
- Community Role: Facilitator of university-school collaborations
- Media Impact: Research featured in CTV, CBC, Global News, and The Huffington Post
