Magnolia Pauker

Magnolia Pauker is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Culture + Community at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. She holds a PhD and is affiliated with the Social Justice Institute at UBC. Her academic roles include teaching at Vancouver Island University and Emily Carr, focusing on intersectional feminist studies, critical race theory, and decolonial practices.

Education: PhD (details unspecified). Research interests span philosophical journalism, intersectional feminisms, anti-colonial theories, and media history. Current projects include Philosophy Now! (forthcoming 2026) and Transnational Feminist Partnerships for Collective Liberation, a grassroots initiative addressing displacement in Sudan through decolonial love frameworks.

Teaching includes courses like 'Intro to Feminist, Gender, and Cultural Studies' and 'Graduate Seminar in Low-Residency Programs.' Collaborations emphasize solidarity-based activism and knowledge-sharing with Global South communities. No formal awards listed, but actively engaged in grant-funded community projects. Lab/team involvement includes the Sudan solidarity initiative with Dr. Amel Aldehaib.