Dr. Jarvis Brownlie is a transgender white settler Canadian who teaches history at the University of Manitoba. His research focuses on Canadian settler colonialism, Crown-First Nation relations, treaties, and hydropower extractivism. He is currently involved in community-driven, collaborative research with Inniniw and Ithine communities in northern Manitoba on the current and historical impacts of hydro dams, with a particular focus on gendered experiences.
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Publications/Papers
Brownlie, Jarvis. “‘Our Fathers Fought for the British:’ Racial Discourses and Indigenous Allies in Upper Canada,” Social History/Histoire sociale vol. L, no. 102 (Nov. 2017), 259-284.
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