Marty Lampkin (she/her) is an Afro-Caribbean Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist, Professor and educational consultant who works from an Anti-Oppressive, Anti-Racist, Disability Justice and Decolonial intersectional lens to support the resilience and self determination of individuals and communities surviving through intergenerational colonial violence and harm. ​
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Her specializations includes individual counselling, system navigation in the Disability Sector and complex case coordination to individuals, families and communities living with Developmental Disabilities, Autism Spectrum (ASD), Mental Health, Complex Medical Needs and Justice sector involvement. 

As a Professor in the School of Social and Community Services, she teach a range of courses such as Anti-Oppressive Theory, Counselling, Mental Health, Power Privilege and Identity as well as Substance Use/Concurrent Disorders. She is advisory commitee member of the Black Futures Office leading the Black Disability Freedom Space Events.

She is also a strong advocate, speaker and educator with speaking engagements including:  CAMH, The City of Toronto, The Toronto District School Board (TDSB), ABA Conference, Inclusion Symposium -CLT and Keynote Speaker  Ontario Association on Developmental Disabilities (OADD)