Dr. Jessica Bundy

Biography

Jessica T. Bundy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Guelph. She is also affiliated with the Criminal Justice and Public Policy program. As an interdisciplinary Black Studies scholar, her work focuses on the intertwined impacts of colonialism, systemic racism, patriarchy, and capitalism on Black communities in Canada and the wider African Diaspora. Her research exists at the intersection of sociology, critical criminology, legal studies, women's and gender studies, political science, and history, with an objective to explore inequity, inequality, and the marginalization of identities focused on race. In particular, she examines the ways anti-Black racism manifests within the criminal justice system. Jessica pursues interdisciplinary inquiry that bridges various disciplines and academia to the public. She welcomes collaborations with those seeking to address these critical issues.

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