Faculty Fellow, Osgoode Hall Law School
Faculty Fellow
Deborah McGregor (Anishinabe) is associate professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous environmental justice at York University. Her research has focused on Indigenous knowledge and legal systems and their various applications in diverse contexts including water and environmental governance, environmental and climate justice, health, and environment and sustainability.
Research keywords:
Indigenous climate justice; Indigenous peoples
Themes | Planetary Health |
Status | Alum |
Events |
Planetary Health for a Planetary Emergency Symposium Indigenous Perspectives on Planetary Healing |
Related Work | |
Updates |
Recap – Embracing Indigenous Insights for Earth's Sustainability | April 22, 2024
Recap – Highlights from the Planetary Health Council Launch | January 19, 2024 Recap – Indigenous Perspectives on Planetary Healing | August 9, 2022 Join discussion on Indigenous perspectives on planetary healing | July 20, 2022 |
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