Willow Samara Allen
University of Victoria
Canada

Willow Samara Allen, MPPA, PhD is a white Ashkenazi Jewish settler living on the lands of the lək̓ʷəŋən People. She is an adjunct professor in Educational Leadership Studies at the University of Victoria and a facilitator in anti-racism. Her research investigates the subject-making of white women, processes of settler colonial socialization, and antiracist and decolonizing pedagogies and leadership in informal learning sites. Her current SSHRC-funded research explores the reproductions and possible disruptions of settler colonialism in public sector work on Coast Salish and Treaty 6 territories. 

Amanda Gebhard
University of Regina
Canada

Amanda Gebhard is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Regina and lecturer in the Faculty of Education. She is a second-generation white settler living on Treaty 6 territory in northern Saskatchewan. Before completing doctoral studies in education, Amanda was a classroom teacher, and she credits her young students' passion for social justice for inspiring her university teaching and research program. Amanda’s research investigates whiteness in the helping professions, racism and educational exclusions, the school/prison nexus, and anti-racist pedagogy and practice.

Fritz Pino
University of Regina
Canada

Fritz Pino is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Regina. A first-generation Filipinx, she completed a PhD in Social Justice Education and a master’a degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto. She has worked with settlement workers in school as outreach worker for LGBTQ newcomer immigrants and families. Born and raised in the Philippines, her research focuses on the intersectionality of aging, race, sexuality, gender, and migration.