U.S. election: Dean Dexter Voisin speaks out against voter suppression
Categories: Dexter VoisinA recent report from Global News looks at what a Trump re-election means for a democratic system […]
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Read our news stories, below, and view our 2025-2030 Academic Plan to learn how FIFSW researchers, students, alumni and partners are working to create a more just, equitable and compassionate world.
Visit our YouTube channel to view recent talks on leadership in social work
Enhancing the leadership of our students and faculty is one of the pillar’s of FIFSW’s “Advancement Alignment […]
Ellen Katz shares her experience teaching students about experiential and embodied learning, and meditation practices
Categories: Ellen KatzAssociate Professor Ellen Katz is a featured guest on The Circled Square, a podcast on Buddhist Studies […]
Health & Wellness at U of T launches a new peer support service — with help from social work students
Categories: StudentsCross-posted from University of Toronto Student Life Health & Wellness peer support is a new drop-in mental […]
CBC’s Metro Morning speaks to Tanya Sharpe about Trump’s comments on white supremacy
Categories: Tanya SharpeAssociate Professor Tanya Sharpe was on CBC’s Metro Morning on October 1 to discuss President Donald Trump’s […]
The Toronto Star talks to Ramona Alaggia and Charmaine Williams for insight on COVID-19’s impact on women’s mental health
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Ramona AlaggiaFactor-Inwentash Faculty professors Ramona Alaggia and Charmaine Williams were interviewed for a Toronto Star article on COVID-19’s […]
WGN’s NewsNation interviews Dexter Voisin about the increasing violence in the US
Categories: Dexter VoisinDexter Voisin, dean of the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, spoke to NewsNation on the WGN America […]
Watch PhD student Ran Hu’s 10-minute talk on “Decolonizing the stories we tell about survivors of human trafficking”
FIFSW PhD student Ran Hu presented a 10-minute talk on “Decolonizing the stories we tell about survivors […]
Q&A: Assistant Professor Kyle Ganson’s research addresses gaps in knowledge related to eating disorders and muscle-enhancing behaviours among boys and men
Categories: Kyle Ganson, Q & A, ResearchAlthough eating disorders among women are extensively studied, they aren’t as well researched among boys and men, […]
Can AI be ageist? Professor Amanda Grenier is part of a research team now working to find out
Categories: Amanda GrenierDo Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems discriminate against older adults? Charlene Chu, an assistant professor at U of […]