Jared T. Hogan (he/him) is a settler anthropologist living in Mi’kmaw and Beothuk territory on the island of Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland), with family ties to Conception Bay North and Central Newfoundland. His research explores the representation of Indigenous Peoples in museums and education spheres. Currently, Jared is a PhD Candidate and a Per Course Instructor at Memorial University. In his work, Jared strives to help correct colonial misconceptions about Indigenous history, motivated by his experience growing up in urban Newfoundland and not learning about Indigenous Peoples in NL (or Canada).
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