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Patti Johnston is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary. A Qallunaaq (non-Inuk) white settler from southern Canada, she works from Edmonton, Alberta on Treaty 6 lands. Her research focuses on community-based socio-health participatory approaches, examining the impacts of social, cultural, and economic policies on Inuit children and families in Nunavut.
- Specializes in Inuit self-determination, anti-racism, and Indigenous Knowledges
- Advocates for colonial systems reform and health equity
- Collaborates with Arctic Indigenous communities and interdisciplinary partners
Her funded projects include CIHR-supported initiatives like the Inuit Perinatal Health Hub (2020–2025) and the Keeping the Children Home study. In 2024, she received the Early Career Research Award from her faculty. Patti’s work spans over two decades of engagement with Inuit Nunangat, emphasizing community development and northern-led education.
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