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Rebecca Stiller is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Child and Youth Care at MacEwan University, Edmonton. She holds an M.Sc. from the University of Strathclyde and has over a decade of experience in direct care, leadership, and program development in non-profit sectors. Her expertise spans child and youth care, adult education, and community-based transformative practices. She teaches courses on adolescent development, relational practice, and social justice, emphasizing critical reflection and equity-focused pedagogy.
Education:
- M.Sc. (Child and Youth Care), University of Strathclyde
Research Interests: Rebecca’s work centers on the intersection of education and social justice, particularly for marginalized communities. She explores arts-based teaching methods, participatory research with care-experienced youth, and kinship care advocacy. Her approach prioritizes empowering individuals and communities through inclusive learning environments and systemic change.
Awards & Grants:
- 2025: Supplementary Faculty Scholarly Activity Fund & Thematic Area Grant (MacEwan)
- 2024: Multiple grants supporting research and dissemination initiatives
Teaching & Advising: Rebecca has taught at both undergraduate and graduate levels, focusing on developmental theory, policy analysis, and relational practice. She emphasizes fostering student agency and real-world application of concepts.
Professional Engagement: She serves as Board President of the Child and Youth Care Education Accreditation Board of Canada and actively contributes to national conferences on child welfare and educational equity.
