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Jacqui Gingras

Dr. Jacqui Gingras

Professor
EducationBSc (University of British Columbia), MSc (University of Alberta), PhD (Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, Curriculum and Instruction)
OfficeJOR-308
Phone416-979-5000 x557726

Dr. Gingras is on leave in the Fall 2025 term.

Areas of Expertise

social health movements; health activism; healthism; weight stigma; fat studies; sociology of work/health professions; scholarship on teaching and learning; sociology of education; autoethnography

Research

My research explores social health movements, fat studies, critical pedagogies, and decolonization of higher education and health professions within the entanglements of colonial neoliberal economics and intersectional feminisms. I have published in the Fat Studies Journal, Journal of Sociology, and Critical Public Health. And, I was the founding editor of the an open-access, peer-reviewed journal.

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Courses

Graduate Program Membership

Recent and Selected Publications

Brady, J., & Gingras, J. (Eds.). (forthcoming Fall 2025). Changing care: Advancing social justice in the health professions. Regina, SK: University of Regina Press.

Gingras, J., Aphramor, L., & Dark, K. (2024). . Studies in Social Justice, 18(4), 763-780. DOI: 

Gingras, J. and L. Aphramor. 2022. "Still dreaming after all these years that dietetics be (made) relevant" in (pp. 210-216), edited by P. Joy & M. Aston. New York: Routledge.

Gingras, J. and J.J. Stranz. 2023. "The magical thinking that permits anti-fat experts to fight fat stigma while also fighting fat" in  (pp. 146-170), edited by A. Taylor, K. Ioannoni, C. Evans, R. Bahra, A. Scriver, & M. Friedman. Toronto: Inanna Publications.

Brady, J., L. Potvin, A. Bombak, A. Kirkham, K-L. Fraser and J. Gingras. 2021. Fat Studies 12(1): 1-8.

Brady, J., J. Gingras and K. LeBesco. 2019. 鈥淏ecause鈥︹檕besity鈥: Reframing blame in food studies鈥 in (pp. 103-122), edited by B. Parker, J. Brady, E. Power, & S. Belyea. Toronto: Women鈥檚 Press.

Gingras, J. and J. Brady. 2019. 鈥淭he history of Critical Dietetics: The story of finding each other鈥 in (pp. 1-14), edited by J. Coveney and S. Booth. New York: Springer.

Gingras, J., P. Robinson, J. Waddell and L. Cooper (eds.). 2016. Toronto, ON: Wilfrid Laurier Press.