Dr. Pamela Palmater
Chair in Indigenous Governance, Toronto Metropolitan University
Indigenous, Indigenous politics, Indigenous rights, Canadian politics, Indian Act, Genocide, Racism, Human Rights, Policing, Reconciliation, Mi'kmaq, Social Issues, Far-Right, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
Media
Warrior Kids PodcastRadio/Podcast
Criminals on PatrolRadio/Podcast
Warrior Life PodcastRadio/Podcast
Pope Francis, we don’t accept your hollow apology. Here’s why
RCMP still clearing Indigenous lands for corporate interests
Doug Ford’s racism is risking First Nation lives
Who do the national Indigenous organizations really represent?
The NDP and the Liberals have failed progressive Ontarians
Warrior Life
by Pamela Palmater
9781773632902
Indigenous Nationhood
by Pamela Palmater
9781552667958
Beyond Blood
by Pamela D. Palmater;
9781895830606
Biography
Dr. Pamela Palmater is an award-winning Indigenous lawyer, professor, podcaster, media commentator and bestselling author from Eel River Bar First Nation. She has been a lawyer in good standing for 25 years and has four university degrees, including a JSD focusing on Indigenous rights and constitutional law. She has more than 250+ publications and her most recent book: Warrior Life made the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail bestseller lists. She has won numerous awards for her work in advancing Indigenous rights, international human rights, and social justice, including Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers, Top 25 Movers and Shakers, Woman of Excellence, and Most Inspiring Women. In addition to being a well-known public speaker, Palmater provides political and legal commentary on CBC, CTV, Global News, APTN, BBC, and TVO. With more than 35 years of experience, she is considered a legal expert who has testified before Parliamentary and Senate committees, United Nations human rights treaty bodies, and public inquiries like the NS Mass Casualty Commission and the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.