Chantelle Richmond
Biigtigong Anishinaabe
Canada Research Chair, Indigenous Health and the Environment
Associate Professor, Department of Geography
Director, Interdisciplinary Development Initiative in Applied Indigenous Scholarship
Director, Indigenous Health Lab
Leader, Indigenous Member Network of Ontario
Phone: 519.661.2111, ext. 85324
Email: chantelle.richmond@uwo.ca
Chantelle’s research is based on a community-centered model of exploring the intersection of Indigenous People’s health and knowledge systems within the context of global environmental change. Along with colleagues and community partners in Canada, Hawaii and New Zealand, Chantelle’s current research examines concepts and applied processes of environmental repossession. Another major emphasis of her research program focuses on the concept of relational accountability as it relates to Indigenous research environments.
Research Interests:
- Environmental change in relation to current patterns of Indigenous health and well-being
- Social-determinants of health
- Environmental dispossession
Education:
- PhD, McGill University
- MA, McMaster University
- BA, McMaster University
Awards and Appointments:
- Atlohsa Peace Award (Honesty), 2019
- Julian M. Szeicz Award, Canadian Association of Geographer, 2015
- Member, Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, 2015
Publications:
- Scholarly articles via Google Scholar
