Description: Tracy Glynn is an activist-scholar based in Fredericton on unceded Wəlastəkwiyik territory. Her activism and scholarship is focused on supporting communities affected by resource extraction, migration and border policies, and inadequate health care access. Tracy is the National Director of Operations and Projects for the Canadian Health Coalition. She also holds a regular teaching appointment…
Tracy Glynn is an activist-scholar based in Fredericton on unceded Wəlastəkwiyik territory. Her activism and scholarship is focused on supporting communities affected by resource extraction, migration and border policies, and inadequate health care access.
Tracy is the National Director of Operations and Projects for the Canadian Health Coalition . She also holds a regular teaching appointment in the Environment & Society program and School of Social Work at St. Thomas University. She also teaches sociology courses at St. Thomas University and the University of New Brunswick.
In 2020, Tracy completed her Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies (political economy, social anthropology and sociology) at the University of New Brunswick. Her dissertation, entitled “ ‘No One Can Say the Karonsi’e Dongi Were Not Here’: A Photovoice Study of Gendered Resistance to Mining in Indonesia, ” sheds light on the gendered nature of everyday resistance to mining in Sorowako, Indonesia.