Episode Notes

Music Notes

“Sex and Violence” is written and performed by The Exploited.

Research Interests

• Structural violence and resistance
• Inquests and inquiries
• Institutional and government responses to sexual violence
• Indigenous health data sovereignty

Selected Publications

Gray, M. (forthcoming, 2024). Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law.

Gray, M et al., (accepted for publication, forthcoming). Indigenous identity identification in administrative healthcare data: A scoping review. Journal of Health Services Research & Policy.

Showker, K. & Gray, M. Slut or Nut: The Diary of a Rape Trial. (Documentary Film)

Gray, M & Pin, L. (2017). “I would like if some of our tuition went to providing pepper spray for students”: University branding, securitization, and campus sexual assault at a Canadian university. Annual Review of Interdisciplinary Justice Research, 6(86).

Gray, M. (2016) Pathologizing Indigenous suicide: Examining the inquest into the deaths of CJ and CB at the Manitoba Youth Centre. Studies in Social Justice, 10(1).

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Transcript

Beth: Welcome to the Social Profs Podcast with your hosts Beth Torrens and Kristy Buccieri. This is the podcast where we attempt to turn teaching inside out by engaging in conversations outside the classroom with faculty, community members, and Trent student alumni. Our goals with these conversations are to learn more about the benefits of a criminology or sociology degree and to talk about the ways that students can get more involved at Trent and in the community. We will also do a deep dive with some Trent professors to learn more about their approaches to teaching, what drives their research, and a few fun facts you can only learn when you turn teaching inside out.