معرفی
Dr. Naved Bakali is an Assistant Professor of Anti-Racism Education at the Faculty of Education, University of Windsor. He holds a Ph.D. in Educational Studies from McGill University, specializing in Cultural and International Education. Prior to his current role, he taught at the American University in Dubai. His research focuses on anti-Muslim racism (Islamophobia), decolonizing higher education, refugee education, and trauma-informed pedagogy. He employs critical race theory and post-colonial studies to analyze institutionalized racism and counter-terrorism policies globally.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Educational Studies (Cultural and International Education), McGill University
- M.A. in Culture and Values in Education, McGill University
- B.Ed. in Secondary History and Moral Education, McGill University
- B.Comm. in Accountancy, Concordia University
Research Highlights: Bakali’s work examines the intersection of colonial legacies and modern counter-terrorism frameworks, particularly how these systems perpetuate anti-Muslim narratives. His studies on the Rohingya genocide, Canadian far-right extremism, and Quebec’s Charter of Values reveal systemic Islamophobia. He advocates for asset-based pedagogies to combat cultural barriers in education.
Grants & Activism: A recipient of major international/national grants, Bakali merges research with grassroots activism, promoting socially oriented action-research to challenge inequality. His work emphasizes policy reform and community empowerment.
Labs/Teams: While no specific lab is mentioned, his collaborations involve global networks addressing Islamophobia and educational equity.
