معرفی
Jennifer Brant, a Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk Nation) scholar with family ties to Six Nations and Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, is an Associate Professor in Curriculum, Teaching and Learning at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. Her work centers on Indigenous Maternal Pedagogies, cultural safety, and creating anti-racist educational frameworks through Indigenous literature.
- Education: PhD in Educational Studies (2018), Brock University
- Current roles: Leads research on Indigenous literatures and their role in reconciliation
Research Focus
Brant’s scholarship emphasizes:
- Centering Indigenous narratives to humanize histories and challenge colonial discourse
- Advocating for cultural safety in university classrooms for Indigenous students and instructors
- Addressing racialized, gender-based violence through edited works like Rematriating Justice: Honouring Our Missing Sisters
- Designing First Voices Grade 11 English courses with Indigenous-authored texts
Academic Engagement
She collaborates on SSHRC-funded projects, co-developing ethical approaches to Indigenous education with institutions like the University of Manitoba. Her recent articles analyze trends in Indigenous student enrollment, anti-racist pedagogy, and decolonizing curricula.
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