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Dayna Scott
Dayna Nadine Scott holds a York Research Chair and is Associate Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School and the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University. She is the co-director of Osgoode’s Environmental Justice and Sustainability Clinic, a coordinator of the joint MES/JD program, and a collaborator on Osgoode’s Anishinaabe Law Camp. Professor Scott is currently leading a SSHRC-funded grant called “Consent and Contract: Authorizing Extraction in Ontario’s Ring of Fire” with community-based researchers and community partners. Her teaching is in the areas of Environmental Law, International Environmental Law and Environmental Justice.
