Cherry, Keith

Dr. Keith Cherry is a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University’s faculty of law and a sessional lecturer at the University of Victoria, Canada. His research focuses on comparative pluralism, settler-Indigenous relations, the European Union, agonistic politics, social movement politics, and pluralism in social movement praxis. Much of his scholarship compares the relationship between Canadian and Indigenous governance structures with the relationship between the European Union and its member-states. Beyond academia, Dr. Cherry is an active community organizer, working with grassroots environmental organizations and contributing to campaigns on democratic participation, civic engagement, and non-violent collective action. Within the Mnemonic Democracy project, he contributes expertise on Indigenous-settler relations, social movements in colonial contexts, and civic engagement.