Gertrude Mianda

Gertrude Mianda is a Professor at York University's School of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, located at the Glendon campus. Her office is in York Hall, room 155, with phone extension 88198.

Her research examines critical issues through intersectional feminist frameworks, focusing on:

• Gender, development and globalization dynamics
• Postcolonial feminist perspectives on African societies
• Francophone African immigrant experiences in Canada
• Women's roles in conflict zones and peacebuilding
• Decolonial approaches to education systems

Mianda's extensive publication record demonstrates consistent focus on African feminisms across historical, literary and sociological dimensions. Her recent work (2020-2024) shows intensified examination of decolonial education frameworks and feminist literary criticism, while earlier publications focused more explicitly on migration patterns and economic strategies of Francophone African communities in Toronto.

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