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Nahla Abdo Archives – Curriculum Vitae

Nahla Abdo

Dr. Nahla Abdo is Chancellor’s Professor of Sociology at Carleton University, a tenured full professor, and a leading scholar in the fields of anti-colonial feminism, settler colonialism, and Indigenous resistance. With over four decades of academic and activist engagement, Dr. Abdo’s work spans global contexts, from Palestine and Turtle Island to the broader Middle East, and highlights the intersection of race, gender, class, and nationalism. She is the author of numerous acclaimed books, including Captive Revolution and Women in Israel, and her research has been published in over nine languages.

Education

Academic Employment

Professional Honours

Editorial Responsibilities

Academic Responsibilities

Graduate Courses

Undergraduate Courses

Research Grants

YearSourceTitleAmount
2009Heinrich Böll FoundationContextualizing Women’s Struggle Against Violence$3,000
2008Social Sciences Research CouncilThe NGOs in the Middle East$3,000
2004 – 2008Social Sciences and Humanities Research CouncilMedia Images and Palestinian and Israeli Women Fighters (with Dorit Naaman)$176,000
2001Social Sciences Research CouncilSocial Science Research and the Public Sphere$6,000
2000International Development Research CentreA Gendered Approach to Compensation of
Refugees
$20,000
1999 – 2001International Development Research CentreEstablishing a Gender Research Unit at Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCMHP)$180,000
1997International Development Research Centre“Investigating Palestinian Women’s Socio-Economic Conditions”$20,000
1993International Development Research CentreNeeds Assessment of Palestinian Women$28,000

Professional Services

Conference Organizing

Consultancies and Contract Research