Research interests: 20th - 21st century German culture, particularly film; European Union cultures; transnational, feminist, gender, critical, and cultural studies theories and movements; Cuban film; cities and mobility cultures; petrocultures

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Research interests: Torts; Criminal Law; Mental Heath Law and Health law; Legal Skills; Contracts Law; Gender and Equality

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Research interests: Environmental Justice; Women, Health and Environment; Local Food Issues/Movements; Gender, Environment and Development in Africa - especially Southern Africa, including use or Management of Natural Resources, Social Forestry, Agriculture, Urbanization and Housing, Social Impacts of Climate Change (Affiliated with Environmental Studies)

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Research interests: Canadian-Cuban cultural relations; Canadian-Global South histories; Transnational Canadian history; Gender and Sexuality

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Research interests: Feminist Thought, Jewish Philosophy, Narrative Reasoning, and Critical Thinking

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Research interests: Equity, diversity, and inclusion policies and practices from k-12 to higher education; At-risk children/youth and their educational attainment; ‘Race’, culture, and gender studies in education; Immigration and settlement studies; Multicultural education; Qualitative research methodology

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Research interests: Science & Technology Studies (reproductive technologies, genetic engineering, human anatomy and manufacture); Feminist Social Thought; Visual Culture

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Research interests: Sex equality rights under the Charter; Intersectionality and the Charter; Gender, Religion, and the Charter; Women Judges; Women Law Professors

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Research interests: Gender expression human rights and education policy; Gender and sexual diversity as areas of teacher candidate learning; The program, practicum and induction experiences  of historically under-represented teacher candidates; Anti-racist, intersectional and coalition-building approaches to gender and sexuality democratization in schools; Methodologies for studying within-category gender and sexual diversity in education; Queer theory, affect theory, neo-materialism and relational ethics approaches to social justice in education

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Supervisor: Elizabeth Brulé
Research interests: Reproductive justice, abortion access, gender, race, healthcare

Maria completed her undergraduate degree from Mount Allison University, with a major in Psychology and a minor in Women and Gender Studies in 2018. She has gone on to complete her master's degree at Queen's University in Gender Studies in 2019 and is currently working towards her PhD in Gender Studies. Her PhD work examines the restrictive access to abortion services in the Province of New Brunswick.