معرفی
Shemine Gulamhusein is an Assistant Professor at the School of Child and Youth Care, University of Victoria (UVic). She holds a BA from the University of Waterloo, and MA and PhD from UVic. Her research focuses on migration narratives, therapeutic recreation, and marginalized communities, employing autoethnography and community-arts-based methodologies. Key projects include exploring Muslim immigrants' recreation practices and Indigenous early learning programs. She teaches with a strength-based approach, emphasizing interdisciplinary and culturally grounded practices.
- Education: BA (UWaterloo), MA/PhD (UVic)
- Key Research: Migration studies, therapeutic practices, Indigenous childcare, spirituality in counseling
- Funding: MacEwan University, UVic, Aga Khan Foundation
Her work addresses systemic barriers for marginalized groups and advocates for accessible, transformative research. Collaborations include projects like Sisters Rising, focusing on Indigenous youth healing. She is committed to bridging academic and community-based practices.
