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Jennifer Nutton joined the School of Social Work at the University of Victoria in July 2019. She is a PhD candidate at McGill University, specializing in child welfare practice and policy. Her research interests encompass decolonizing anti-oppressive practices and pedagogies, community-based participatory research, Indigenous epistemologies, research methodologies, and social work field education. With a background in child welfare systems in both Canada and the United States since 2005, Jennifer also has experience in community-based social justice work in the UK and the US. Her scholarship emphasizes the importance of relationality in social work practice and education, focusing on the interconnected relationships among people, communities, and the land, as well as the knowledge passed down through past and future generations.
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