Dr. Ireh Iyioha, Canadian Writer|Academic

What #JusticeForJoyce Should Mean for Policymakers

We don’t need an inquest for Joyce Echaquan. We need to build a culturally safe, trauma-informed health-care system that draws on Indigenous voices

By Gillian Calder and Irehobhude Iyioha

Star of Alberta Award
Iyioha Receives Provincial Award from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta & the Minister of Culture & Tourism for Service to Community.
Top 40 Under 40
Avenue Magazine Names Dr. Iyioha to its Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2018 for unflinching commitment to human rights.
Canada 150
Dr. Iyioha Named among 150 Most Accomplished Immigrant Women in Canada.
Canadian Association of Law Teachers (CALT) Award
Iyioha Receives 2017 Canadian Association of Law Teachers Award for Scholarly Work that Makes a Significant Contribution to Legal Literature.

Anthologies
BRAVE

A satiric look at a Canadian immigrant woman's journey to and sojourn in Canada through time and spaces: From the Murtala Muhammed Airport to Heathrow Airport and beyond.
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Magazines/Journals
WITNESS

Race and Police Violence in America:

- Transition Magazine @ Harvard University
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Books

WOMEN'S HEALTH & THE LIMITS OF LAW

Domestic and International Perspectives.

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