Seema Allahdini
Degree: Ph.D.
Year of Entry: 2022
Program: Social Justice Education
Department of Social Justice Education
Contact info
Email: s.allahdini@mail.utoronto.ca
Biography
Seema is a second-year PhD student examining Canadian policy on poverty and its relationship to patterns of racialized economic inequality, termed racialized poverty. Her research uses a colonial lens to analyze racialized outcomes in Canada and advocate for change.
Degrees
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Master of Arts, Social Justice and Community EngagementWilfrid Laurier University
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Master of Science, Human RightsLondon School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
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Honours Bachelor of Science, Major Criminology, Minor Global StudiesUniversity of Ottawa
Research Interests
- Settler Colonialism & Race
- Poverty & Exclusion
- Policy Development
- Knowledge Production
- Racialized Poverty
- Anti-Racism & Anti-Oppression
