Dr. Tricia Mcguire Adams

Biography

Tricia McGuire-Adams is an Associate Professor in Sociocultural Studies at the University of Toronto, specializing in the intersection of Indigenous concepts, practices, and physical activity. She holds a Ph.D. in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa and has extensive academic training in Indigenous governance and political science from reputable institutions such as the University of Victoria and Lakehead University. Her research interests focus on Indigenous feminist theory, health and wellbeing, and Indigenous disability studies, emphasizing the importance of decolonization and the resurgence of Indigenous communities. Through her work, McGuire-Adams seeks to address settler colonialism and advocate for the well-being of Indigenous peoples through sport and physical activities. She is actively involved in promoting Indigenous perspectives in the field of health and sports science, making significant contributions to the academic community and engaging in broader discussions about the role of Indigenous knowledge in contemporary society.

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