
Tracie Léost
Knowledge keeper, Indigenous advocacy, Métis rights, Indigenous education, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people, Indigenous youth, youth empowerment, justice, unapologetic
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Knowledge keeper, Indigenous advocacy, Métis rights, Indigenous education, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people, Indigenous youth, youth empowerment, justice, unapologetic
international law, international human rights, terrorism, counter-terrorism, national security
Health law, family health law, reproductive law, surrogacy, fertility law, sperm donation, egg donation, family caregivers, legal advice for family caregivers, mental health law
Professor Stack's teaching and research are in the areas of university rankings, connecting cooperatives and social solidarity economies, disability justice and anti-racism.
Environmental engineering, environment, wastes, pollution, wastewater, drinking water, wastewater sludge, bioproducts, fermentation, disinfectants, advanced oxidation technologies, bioremediation, microorganisms