Monique Woolnough

Previous Teaching

- September 2024-April 2025, Co-instructor, Formation décolonisation et reconciliation (Course in decolonization and reconciliation), Programme de common law en français et programme de droit canadien, Université d’Ottawa

- January 2024, Instructor, Decolonization and Poverty Law, University of Ottawa Common Law Faculty

- Fall 2023, Instructor, Santé et inégalités sociales (Health and Social Inequalities), University of Ottawa

- Fall 2023, Instructor, Indigeneity and the City, Indigenous Studies, Carleton University

- Fall 2023, Instructor, État-providence, politique sociale et service social (Welfare state, social policy and social work), School of Social Work, University of Ottawa

- Fall 2018, Organizer/Co-Facilitator- Sudbury Community Legal Clinic and Northern Initiative for Social Action Social Justice Speakers’ School, a 12-week course to empower low-income community members with advocacy and public speaking skills

- Fall 2018, Instructor, Social Policy and Family Law with Native People, Indigenous Studies, University of Sudbury

- Spring 2018, Instructor, Introduction to the Social Welfare State, School of Social Work, Laurentian University

- Fall 2015, Co-Instructor, Poverty and the Law, Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, Lakehead University

Publications

Woolnough, Monique, "Reproducing the French-Canadian Settler Collective in Ontario through French Language Rights" (in press, expected Fall 2025) Journal of Law and Social Policy.

Woolnough, Monique, “Dorothy Van der Peet and the $50 salmon sale: Indigenous feminist legal orders expand understandings of the feminization of poverty” (in press) Canadian Journal of Women and the Law.

Hall, Laura, Woolnough, Monique & Cecchetto, Sherri, “Indigenous Social Work Theory: Towards Indigenist Re-Imaginings” In Shaikh, S.S., LeFrançois, B.A. and Macías, T., eds, Critical Social Work Praxis. (Halifax: Fernwood Publishing, 2022).