Sabina Chatterjee

I am a doctoral student in Gender, Feminist and Women’s Studies. I had the honour of working with street-involved youth for many years and was the Director of antidote: Multiracial and Indigenous Girls and Women’s Network while completing a Master’s degree in Dispute Resolution from the University of Victoria. My research interests include decolonization and accountability by non-Indigenous racialized people, critical race theory, knowledge mobilization, social justice and solidarity, and community-based dialogues exploring the ways in which South Asian diasporic communities are challenging anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism and casteism.
Keywords: Critical race theory; decolonization; social justice; diaspora; knowledge mobilization