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About Sam Grey

Sam Grey is a researcher, author, and consultant whose practical and academic engagements focus on peacebuilding, reconciliation, memory, and historical justice. They have worked with, in, and for Indigenous communities in northern Thailand, Andean Peru, the American Upper Midwest, and along Canada’s Great Lakes, Atlantic Coast, and Pacific Coast; as well as teaching at Trent University, Six Nations Polytechnic, and the University of Victoria. Supported by the Fulbright Program, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and the Canadian Federation of University Women, Sam's graduate studies and publishing activity have focused on political virtue, axiology, and the politics of emotion; memory and historiography; non-Western political theory; anticolonial feminist praxes; and methodological issues in decolonizing research.


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Honors and Awards

  • Visiting Research Scholar (Fulbright Canada)
  • Dr. Margaret McWilliams Pre-Doctoral Fellowship (Canadian Federation of University Women)
  • Ian H. Stewart Graduate Fellowship (Centre for Studies in Religion & Society - University of Victoria)
  • Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Scholarship (SSHRC)
  • Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Master's Scholarship (SSHRC)


Articles (18)

Book Chapters (1)

Theses (2)

Edited Books (3)