Jane Ku is an Associate Professor in Sociology and Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Windsor. She has a PhD degree from the University of Toronto at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education. She has conducted research on racism, immigrant experiences of belonging and integration, and feminist activism. She is currently organizing an interdisciplinary conference on race scholarship and mentoring racialized students to develop antiracist voice through a SSHRC Connection Grant.
Experience
2007–2021
Associate professor, University of Windsor
2007–2012
Assistant Professor, University of Windsor
2005–2007
Adjunct assistant professor, Trent University
2003–2005
Postdoctoral fellow, Mount Allison University
Education
2003
University of Toronto, OISE, PhD
Publications
2021
Restorying Japanese Canadian Histories: Artistic Engagements, Cultural Studies/Critical Methodologies
2020
Immigrant Organizing and the Community, Canadian Perspectives of Community Development
2019
"Canadian Experience" Discourse and Antiracialism in a "Post-Racial" Society, Ethnic and Racial Studies
2019
Intentional Solidarity as a Decolonizing Practice, Intermédialités
2019
Journeys to a Diasporic Self, Canadian Ethnic Studies
2017
Welcoming Initiatives and Immigrant Attachment: The Case of Windsor, Journal of International Migration and Integration
2017
Branding "Canadian Experience" in Immigration Policy: Nation Building in a Neoliberal Era, Journal of International Migration and Integration
Grants and Contracts
2021
Race, Antiracism Solidarity and Interdisciplinary Scholarship