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Dr. Fiona MacDonald is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Northern British Columbia, affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. She co-chairs the International Studies Graduate Program and holds cross-departmental ties to Indigenous Studies, Gender Studies, and Political Science. Her academic journey includes a PhD from the University of British Columbia, an MA from Simon Fraser University, and undergraduate degrees from the University of Calgary (BSW) and Brandon University (BA).
Her research focuses on Gender Politics, Feminism, Indigenous Rights, and the Ethics of Care. Notable work includes analyzing neoliberalism’s impact on Indigenous communities and exploring medical apology mechanisms post-error. She has co-edited volumes such as Turbulent Times, Transformational Opportunities? and Finding Feminisms, and her 2012 award-winning article examined Indigenous rights and neoliberal privatization.
Publications span themes like toxic masculinity, multiculturalism policy, and Indigenous-State relations. Awards include the 2012 John McMenemy Prize for best article in the Canadian Journal of Political Science. Her current projects address apology frameworks in healthcare and feminist expansions in political science.
