POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

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1 Dr. Sarah Marie Wiebe Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science Office 633B 640 Saunders, 2424 Maile Way University of Hawai i at Mānoa Honolulu, HI (t) (e) swiebe@hawaii.edu (w) Citizenship: Canadian CV Date: August 13 th, 2017 POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE CIHR Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of British Columbia School of Population and Public Health, 2017 Research Affiliate, Centre for Global Studies & POLIS Project on Ecological Governance Cross-Appointed Instructor, Social Science & Human and Social Development, School of Public Administration, Dispute Resolution program & Department of Political Science, Department of Political Science Assistant Teaching Professor & SSHRC Post-Doctoral Fellow, School of Public Administration, Institute for Studies and Innovation in Community University Engagement (ISICUE) Post- Doctoral Fellow EDUCATION University of Ottawa, PhD, Political Science & Public Administration, Vancouver Film School, Film Production Summer Intensive, July th, 2015 Keele University, ECPR Environmental Politics Summer School, June th, 2013 University of Victoria, M.A., Political Science, ; B.A., (Hons. with distinction) Co-op, Political Science, AWARDS AND GRANTS Charles Taylor Book Award, 2017 Principal Applicant, SSHRC Insight Development Grant, (Awarded Rank: First Sextile) Collaborator, SSHRC Insight Grant, Seascape Indigenous Storytelling Studio, (received) SSHRC Post-doctoral Fellowship, , University of Victoria Global Affairs Canada, 2016 International Policy Ideas Challenge, competition finalist Western Political Science Association Annual Conference, best paper in environmental political theory, nomination 2015, 2016 SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Fellowship, Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2011 University of Ottawa, Dean s Scholarship, 2013 Ontario Graduate Scholarship, Population Health Improvement Research Network Award, 2012 University of Ottawa, Admission Scholarship, University of Ottawa, Excellence Scholarship, University of Ottawa, Women s Health Research Day event, Poster Competition winner, May 5, 2009 o (In)Sensitive Environments? Perception, Reproduction and Lived-Experience in Aamjiwnaang University of Victoria, Master of Arts Program, Entrance Award, University of Victoria, Robert Lorne Stanfield Book Prize, Canadian Federalism, 2005 University of Victoria, Walter D. Young, shortlist, 2005 University of Victoria, Royal Bank Academic All-Canadian: Varsity Athlete, 2003,

2 PUBLICATIONS Books Wiebe, Sarah Marie. Everyday Exposure: Indigenous Mobilization and Environmental Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley. Vancouver: UBC Press (2016). Recipient of the Charles Taylor Book Award, Wiebe, Sarah Marie and Jennifer Lawrence, eds. Biopolitical Disaster, Routledge, Interventions series (2017). Wiebe, Sarah Marie. Life in a State of Emergency: Interrupting the Gendered Biopolitics of Settler-Colonialism. Rowman & Littlefield International, Geopolitical bodies, material worlds series (under contract). Wiebe, Sarah Marie Wiebe and Leah Levac, eds. Creating Spaces of Engagement, proposal being prepared for University of Toronto Press (in progress). Articles Wiebe, Sarah Marie et al., Traveling Together? Navigating the Practice of Collaborative Engagement in Coast Salish Communities, forthcoming article in Engaged Scholar Journal. Wiebe, Sarah Marie and Jennifer Bagelman (equal co-authors) (2017). Intimacies of Global Toxins: Exposure and Resistance in Chemical Valley, Political Geography. 60: Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2016). Guardians of the Environment in Canada s Chemical Valley, Citizenship Studies, 20(1): Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2015). Decolonizing Engagement? Creating a Sense of Community through Collaborative Filmmaking, Studies in Social Justice, special issue on Scholarship and Activism, 9(2): Wiebe, Sarah (2009). Producing Bodies and Borders: A Review of Immigrant Medical Examinations in Canada, Surveillance and Society. Vol. 6(2): Book Chapters (Accepted) Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Hearing or Listening? Pipeline Politics and the Art of Engagement in British Columbia, Bringing Intersectionality to Policy, Julia Jordan-Zachary and Olena Hankivsky, eds. (Accepted) Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Not a Matter of Choice: Vital and Material Struggles for Reproductive Justice, New Threads in Abortion History, edited by Kristin Burnett, Shannon Stettner and Tracy Penny-Light, UBC Press. Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2014). Beyond Biopolitics? Ecologies of Indigenous Citizenship, pp , The Routledge Handbook of Global Citizenship Studies, P. Nyers & E. Isin, eds. New York: Routledge. Wiebe, Sarah Marie and Erin Marie Konsmo (2014). Indigenous Body as Contaminated Site? Examining Reproductive Justice in Aamjiwnaang, pp , Fertile Ground: Reproduction in Canada, F. Scala & S. Paterson, eds. McGill-Queen s University Press. 2

3 Orsini, Michael and Sarah Wiebe (2014). Between Hope and Fear: Comparing the Emotional Landscapes of Autism and Autistic Activism in Canada and the U.S, pp , Comparing Canada: Citizens, Government and Policy, L. Turgeon, M. Papillon, S. White & J. Wallner, eds. Vancouver: UBC Press. Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2012), Affective Terrain: Approaching the Field in Aamjiwnaang, pp , Research Methods in Critical Security Studies: An Introduction, M. Salter & C. Mutlu, eds. New York: Routledge. Wiebe, Sarah Marie (2012). Bodies on the Line: (In)Security and Everyday Life in Aamjiwnaang, pp , Natural Resources and Social Conflict: Towards Critical Environmental Security, M. Schnurr & L. Swatuk, eds. Palgrave MacMillan. Translations Wiebe, Sarah (Trans). Rocher, François and Marie-Christine Gilbert (2010). (Re)Federalizing Canada: Refocusing the Debate on Decentralization, in Gilles Paquet and Ruth Hubbard, The Case for Decentralization. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press. Wiebe, Sarah (Trans). Rocher, François (2010). Introductions to Chapters 2, and 4: Representative Democracy and Federalism, Constitutionalism and Intergovernmentalism, in Essential Readings in Canadian Government and Politics, Peter Russell et al., eds. (73-75; ). Non-Refereed Contributions Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Reimagining Attawapiskat: More than a Community in Crisis, Article & Photo Essay, Policy Options, July 2016 Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Strive for balance when covering Attawapiskat, Hill Times. Opinion. April 12, Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Honouring Makayla, Impact Ethics. Blog Post. February Wiebe, Sarah Marie and Martin Taylor, Pursuing Excellence in Collaborative Community-Campus Research, Community-Based Research Canada National Summit. Background paper. November Bagelman, Jennifer and Sarah Marie Wiebe, Preventing a Pipeline from Bisecting Canada, New York Times. Opinion Pages. Room for Debate. July Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Health Inequities in Canada: Intersectional Frameworks and Practices, Olena Hankivsky, ed. UBC Press, Book Review. Canadian Journal of Political Science, March Wiebe, Sarah, Gender Equality: Dimensions of Women s Equal Citizenship by Linda C. McClain and Joanna L. Grossman. Cambridge University Press, Book Review. Canadian Journal of Political Science, December Wiebe, Sarah, Briefing Note for the Aamjiwnaang First Nation Chief and Council RE: the Lambton Community Health Study Options for Aamjiwnaang, Aamjiwnaang, ON. May Wiebe, Sarah and Mckay Swanson, Offsite Impact in Canada s Chemical Valley: Life in a State of (non) Emergency, Letter to the Editor, Sarnia Observer, published as: What does an Emergency Siren Mean? February

4 Wiebe, Sarah and Mckay Swanson, Plastic Pellets: From Beaches to Bodies, Letter to the Editor, Sarnia Observer, published as: Mystery Pellets Need Further Investigation, October Wiebe, Sarah and Dayna Scott, Canada: Beyond Petroleum? From Atakapa-Iskah to Aamjiwnaang, published as: Oil Spills not Out There : Feds Should Act Now to Prevent Future Crisis, Hill Times, August 9, Wiebe, Sarah, The Stark Reality of Canada s Phantom Veils for Women in Canadian Politics. Opinion Piece. Hill Times. August 3, Wiebe, Sarah, Discretionary Decision-Making and Welfare Policy. Policy Paper. Ministry of Human Resources, Victoria, B.C Wiebe, Sarah, Re-Thinking Citizenship: (Un)Healthy Bodies and the Canadian Border, Surveillance and Society. Vol. 5(3/4). Opinion Piece. Wiebe, Sarah, Anxious About the Gates: (Un)Healthy Migrants and the Canadian Border, Juxtaposition. Global Health Magazine. Fall Vol. 2(1): Wiebe, Sarah, Securing Europe s Fringe: Civilizing a Barbaric Space in Kosovo, On Politics. Fall Vol. 3. TEACHING AND LEARNING University of Victoria Course Instructor Canadian Federalism and Public Policy, 360 Course Instructor Politics of Environmental Justice, 323 Course Instructor Collaboration and Engagement, School of Public Administration Course Instructor Intro to Public Administration, 350 Course Instructor Public Policy Analysis: City Studio Victoria, 351 (field school) Course Instructor Working With Community, 323 Course Instructor Politics of Environmental Justice, Course Instructor Politics of Engagement, 433 Course Instructor Canadian Public Policy, 364 Course Instructor Canadian Institutions of Government, 201 Course Instructor Political Ecology, 301 Course Instructor Public Policy Analysis: The Art of Engagement, 351 University of the Fraser Valley Winter 2013 Course Instructor Politics of Multiculturalism, 332 Winter 2013 Pedagogy, Professional Development and Community-Building (Participant) National Indigenous Rights Education Day (NIRED), February 21, 2013 (Participant) Idle No More Educational Forum, January 16, 2013 University of Ottawa Teaching Assistant Training Facilitator: University of Ottawa Invited facilitator for Faculty of Social Sciences - TA Training 4

5 Mini-Course Enrichment Program May 2012 May 2010 Instructor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa! Superpower Politics: Heroes, Gender, and Pop Culture Instructor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa! Political Animals: Locating the Political in Everyday Life University of Victoria Teaching Assistant Coordinator! Facilitated orientation sessions for incoming graduate student Teaching Assistants, including content on the following themes: Institutional Aspects, Creating Supportive Space, Evaluation! Mediated ongoing administrative and personnel concerns Fall 2006 Teaching Assistant, International Politics! Assisted the professor with leading tutorials, marking and research General Teaching Involvements Committee Member: Mayor s Vision and Design Learning Environment Task Force, Invited CPSA Annual Conference panel Chair and Discussant, Teaching and Learning Section, Political Science and Pedagogy: In and Outside of the Classroom, June 2013 Invited Panel Participant Mentorship Café, CPSA Annual Conference, Edmonton, University of Alberta, June 2012 Invited Member of the CPSA Excellence in Teaching Prize Jury Invited Speaker Teaching and Learning Panel, CPSA Annual Conference, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, May 2011 Executive Producer, Kiijig Collective Documentary Film Project, Sarnia Collegiate Institute & Technical Institute, Lambton-Kent School District, Collaborator and Advisor, Aamjiwnaang First Nation Green Teens, LECTURES AND PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS Invited Presentations Everyday Exposure: Indigenous Mobilization and Environmental Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, Institute for Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice, University of British Columbia, Spring 2017 Everyday Exposure: Indigenous Mobilization and Environmental Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, Osgoode Hall Law & Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, November 2016 Everyday Exposure: Indigenous Mobilization and Environmental Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, University of Toronto Law School, November 2016 In Deep Water: From Fish Flashpoints to Ocean Sense, Simon Fraser University, June 2016 Guardians of the Environment in Canada s Chemical Valley, Appalachian State University, April

6 Life on the Edge: Environmental Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, University of Washington, February 2016 Prisoners in their Own Home? Sensing Policy in Canada s Chemical Valley, University of Wyoming, February Bodies Exposed: Sensing Policy in Canada s Chemical Valley, presentation to the B.C. Legislative Interns, Academic Day, Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, June Coping with Catastrophe: Environmental In/Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, Department of Political Science, University of Victoria, October Body Politics: Seeking Reproductive Justice in Aamjiwnaang, at: Reproductive Justice and the Law: Taking Stock, Looking Ahead, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, May Canada s No-Man s Land? Federalism and the Emergence of Ecological Citizenship in Canada s Chemical Valley, FEDLAB, Scheduled for April 18, Seeking Reproductive Justice in Aamjiwnaang, Fanshawe Social Justice Club: Locally Organized Organic Knowledge (L.O.O.K.) film panel discussion: The Beloved Community. London, ON, January 13, Ecological Citizenship in Canada s Chemical Valley, presentation to the Environmental Science Association, Western University, London, ON, February 14, Co-presentation with Ada Lockridge and Sharilyn Johnston, Lambton Community Health Study: An Update, Community Forum on Pollution and Action, Sarnia, ON, February 11, Co-presentation with Ron Plain, Social Justice and Environmental Racism, Environmental Law and Justice Course, York University, Toronto, ON, October 27, CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Erynne Gilpin and Laurence Butet-Roch, Reimagining Attawapiskat: Mixed Media Storytelling, Canadian Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Toronto, June (Chair) Panel on Self-determination, Land and Treaty Politics, Canadian Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Toronto, June Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Erynne Gilpin and Laurence Butet-Roch, Reimagining Attawapiskat: Mixed Media Storytelling, Western Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Vancouver, April (Workshop Co-Convenor) Decolonizing Environmental Political Theory, Pre-Conference Workshop, Western Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Vancouver, April Wiebe, Sarah Marie, A Hunger Game: Interrogating the Gendered Biopolitics of Settler-Colonialism, Canadian Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Calgary, June Wiebe, Sarah Marie, A Hunger Game: Interrogating the Gendered Biopolitics of Settler-Colonialism, Western Political Science Association, Annual Conference, San Diego, March

7 Wiebe, Sarah Marie, A Paradox of Engagement? The Discursive Politics of Reproduction in Canada s Chemical Valley, Canadian Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Ottawa, June Wiebe, Sarah Marie, A Paradox of Engagement? Struggles for Reproductive Justice in Canada s Chemical Valley, British Columbia Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Vancouver, May Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Living with Emergency: The Affective Life of Toxic Matter, Western Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Las Vegas, April Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Fleshing out Feminist Visual Methods: Film, Power and Place, Western Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Seattle, US, April Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Fleshing out Feminist Visual Methods: Film, Power and Place, International Studies Association Annual Conference, Toronto, ON, March Wiebe, Sarah Marie, A Feminist Form of Engagement? presentation at the British Film Institute, Community Filmmaking and Cultural Diversity Conference, London, UK, January Wiebe, Sarah Marie and Jennifer Bagelman, Political Place Beyond Sacred Space? A Heterotopic Reading of the Indigenous Reserve, Canadian Political Association Annual Conference, Victoria, BC, June Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Caught in Canada s Constitutional Cracks? On-reserve Contamination in Aamjiwnaang, Canadian Political Association Annual Conference, Victoria, BC, June Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Ecological Citizenship s Double-Edge Western Political Science Association, panel on Environmental Justice as Social Justice, Hollywood, CA, March Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Environmental In/Justice and Visual Politics, Photo Exhibit, Interpretive Research Methods Café, Hollywood CA, March Wiebe, Sarah Marie, Canadian Governance: Out of Place? Towards Ecological Citizenship in Aamjiwnaang, Beyond the Nature of Culture conference, University of British Columbia, September Wiebe, Sarah, A Precarious Place? From Federal Responsibility to Biopolitics in Aamjiwnaang, Canadian Political Science Association, Edmonton, University of Alberta, June Wiebe, Sarah, Lost in Legal Space? Charting the Reserve in Toxic Terrain, Checking our 30, Law Foundation of Canada, University of Ottawa, April Wiebe, Sarah, Governing In and Out of Place? The Biopolitics of Resistance in Aamjiwnaang, Western Political Science Association, Portland, March Wiebe, Sarah, The Reserve as Political Place: Ecological Citizenship in Aamjiwnaang, Canadian Political Science Association, Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University, May Wiebe, Sarah and Michael Orsini, Feeling Rules: From Institutions to Emotions in Policy- Making, Autism Studies, Ottawa University, Ottawa, September 24-25,

8 Wiebe, Sarah, Scratching the Surface: Birth Ratios and Body Politics, The Politics of Reproduction, Concordia, Montréal, September 23-24, Wiebe, Sarah and Michael Orsini, Feeling Rules: From Institutions to Emotions in Policy- Making, American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September 1-5, Wiebe, Sarah and Michael Orsini, Feeling Rules: From Institutions to Emotions in Policy- Making, Interpretive Policy Analysis, Grenoble, France, June 23-24, Wiebe, Sarah and Can E. Mutlu, A Toxic Wonderland : Jurisdictions, Scales, Reserves, Canadian Political Science Association, Land, Territory and Environment, Montréal, June Wiebe, Sarah Bodies on Reserve: Harm and Heterotopia in Aamjiwnaang, Canadian Political Science Association, ISA-Canada section, Montréal, June 1, Wiebe, Sarah and Michael Orsini, Between Hope and Fear: Comparing the Emotional Landscapes of Autism Activism in Canada and the U.S., Canadian Political Science Association, Canadian Politics Compared section, Montréal, June 1, Wiebe, Sarah, Crude Spaces, Contested Places: Locating the Body in Aamjiwnaang, Forum for Aboriginal Studies and Research, Ottawa, University of Ottawa, March 16, Wiebe, Sarah, Contesting Toxic Bodies: The Biopolitics of Resistance in Aamjiwnaang, Toxicity Graduate Student Conference, Ottawa, University of Ottawa, February 24-26, Wiebe, Sarah, Bodies on the Line: (In)Security and Everyday Life, Environmental Violence and Conflict: Implications for Global Security, Halifax, Dalhousie, February 10-13, Wiebe, Sarah, Whose Body in Crisis? Mapping Unknown Harm in Aamjiwnaang, Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association, Wolfville, Acadia University, October 4, ACADEMIC AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Leadership Project Co-Director: SeaSCAPE Indigenous Storytelling Studio, (SSHRC funded) Western Political Science Association, Environmental Political Theory pre-conference workshop cofacilitator with James Rowe (School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria) Respondant and Notetaker: Sharing the Land, Sharing a Future, Arts and Reconciliation workshop, Congress 2016, Calgary, AB Committee Member: Strategic Research and Planning Committee, ISICUE, 2014-present Graduate Student Representative, Canadian Political Science Association, Vice-President, University of Ottawa Department of Political Science Graduate Student Association, , re-elected Conference Organizer: Norms and Exception, University of Ottawa, Fall 2009-Spring 2010 Student Representative: Hiring Committee in Canadian and Quebec Politics, University of Ottawa, Graduate Student Supervision Kyera Cook, MA Student, Environmental Education and Communication, Royal Roads University 8