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Lindsey Schneider

Lindsey Schneider

Associate professor

Environmental Studies

Accepting graduate students

Contact:
Office: DTB A135
ORCID:
Credentials:
PhD (UC Riverside, Ethnic Studies, 2016)
Area(s) of expertise:
Settler colonialisms, Indigenous feminisms & Indigenous feminist Methodologies, queer theory, community engagement, land-based pedagogies.

Office Hours

By appointment only.

Interests

  • Indigenous fisheries management, particularly for anadromous species in the Columbia River Basin
  • Indigenous-led species reintroduction/recovery efforts & their role in environmental restoration
  • Indigenous resurgence - mentoring & supporting Indigenous students

About Lindsey Schneider

Lindsey Schneider is a queer Indigenous (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) scholar who grew up in the Pacific Northwest. Her research focuses on settler colonialism's impact on the environment and the diverse ways in which Indigenous peoples in the US and Canada have navigated legal and political barriers in order to sustain their relationships with land and water. Her work draws from Indigenous studies, environmental history, political ecology, queer theory and fisheries science to better understand the politics of co-management and possibilities for decolonization in environmental management policy and practice.

Publications

Please see Lindsey's  for up-to-date publications.