Mariah Casey is a recent graduate at the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Arts in Law and Society.

Her vocational work, expressed in her writing, entails the use of critical socio-legal theory in conceptualizing how the law may enact or deter social change.

Interested in working towards an anti-oppressive/anti-racist jurisprudence, her volunteering and advocacy is devoted to protecing the rights, integrity, and wellness of racial and sexual minorities. As a queer, racialized woman, she strives to be a voice for marginalized communities who remain underrepresented in dominant discourse. She works alongside Indigenous communities as a settler ally by amplifying their voices and integrating decolonizing practices within her advocacy. 

As a passionate activist for social justice, she is dedicated to pursuing her aspirations and goals.