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Carleton Experts Available – National Indigenous History Month

Published on May 28, 2021

June marks National Indigenous History Month and Carleton experts are available to comment.

Jane Dickson
Professor, Law

Email: JaneDickson@cunet.carleton.ca

Dickson’s research interests include First Nations and citizenship/membership, criminology, dispute resolution/restorative justice, First Nations and traditional justice. She is an expert on Indigenous people and criminal justice and on Gladue and sentencing. She is a  Gladue writer.

Katherine Minich
Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration

Email: Katherine.Minich@carleton.ca

Minich focuses on the practices of Indigenous self-determination in community, particularly Inuit self-determination practices in Nunavut. She is available to speak with media about Arctic, northern and Inuit related issues.

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