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I can be found playing with my children, reading, walking our dog, spoiling walks (golfing), or Tweeting (@kamayaam).

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focuses on the political economy of Indigenous communities, including struggles with colonial capitalism, neoliberalism as well as Indigenous community resilience, agency and adaptations.

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Assistant Professor at...

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Course development & adjunct teaching at

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Course development & adjunct teaching at

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2016-2017

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2014-2015

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2010-2016

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1993-1994 & 2006-2010

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Although I was born and (mostly) raised in Vancouver, I am Nuu-chah-nulth on my father's side from the Ahousaht First Nation located on the west coast of Vancouver Island. I am Tsimshian on my mother's side from the Kitselas First Nation located on the banks of the Skeena River (BC's north-central coast).

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I have many names. My English name is Clifford Atleo. My Nuu-chah-nulth name is Čačim'muƗnii, which means, "One who does things properly." My Tsimshian name is Kam'ayaam, which means, "Only imitating raven." Indigenous people will often have several different traditional names throughout their lifetimes. For example, I am on my fourth Nuu-chah-nulth name.