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Patricia D. McGuire is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. She holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Saskatchewan, where her research focused on Indigenous knowledge systems and resilience. McGuire’s academic work emphasizes the importance of understanding Indigenous perspectives within social work and sociology. Her publications include books and peer-reviewed articles that address issues related to Indigenous women, community practice, and social justice. McGuire has also contributed significantly to collaborative research projects, notably involving land-based learning and community health, showcasing her commitment to incorporating Indigenous methodologies in her work. She has been involved in mentoring graduate students and supervising research assistants, thus fostering the next generation of social workers and researchers. Her extensive experience and dedication to Indigenous issues in social work position her as a key figure in advancing this field of study in Canada.
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