معرفی
Naiomi Metallic, an Associate Professor of Law at Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law, is the Chancellor's Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy and Aboriginal Law Certificate Coordinator. A member of the Listuguj Mi’gmaq First Nation, she focuses on advancing Indigenous self-determination through legal frameworks.
- Education:
- BA, Dalhousie University
- LLB, Dalhousie University
- LLL, University of Ottawa
- LLM, Osgoode Hall Law School
- PhD (in progress), University of Alberta
Research Interests:
- Constitutional and administrative law in Indigenous contexts
- Equality and human rights law for Indigenous peoples
- Revitalization of Indigenous legal traditions
- Diversity in legal education and the judiciary
Recent Publications (2022–2023): Focus on UNDRIP implementation, Mi’kmaq language and legal methods, and systemic racism in justice systems. These works emphasize practical applications of Indigenous law and policy reform.
Scientific Awards:
- Chancellor's Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy
Service & Supervision: Co-chair of Dalhousie’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission Committee and member of multiple Indigenous advisory boards. Supervises research in constitutional law, Indigenous governance, and Aboriginal law.
