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The publication in the Gerontologist suggests that older adult victims living alone with their abuser were up to four times more likely to endure more severe levels of mistreatment.
The FIFSW Migrant Mothers Project called on the Federal Government of Canada for the Repeal of Conditional Permanent Residence for newly sponsored spouses and partners in Canada.
The pending changes, to be announced in the coming months, are welcome news to Professor Rupaleem Bhuyan, who co-authored the study, Spousal Sponsorship and Conditional Permanent Residence, a collaborative effort with community groups across Canada.
Professor Brennan talks about the implications of the report for gay men in Toronto.
Shelley L. Craig, FIFSW Associate Dean, Academic co-authored the new Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) Position Statement on Conversion/Reparative Therapy with her Council on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity and Expression (CSOGIE) co-chair Dr. Edward J Alessi (Rutgers University). This statement is the first official position statement by CSWE and is accompanied by a curriculum resource document, “How to Talk About Sexual Orientation Change Efforts in Social Work Education,” and a bibliography. The statement and resources are available at CSOGIE Resources.
Philip Baiden is the lead author of Factors Associated with Achieving Complete Mental Health among Individuals with Lifetime Suicidal Ideation, coauthored by Prof. Esme Fuller-Thomson.
Canadian study shows light at the end of the tunnel for those in depths of despair
Professor Lin Fang was named a Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) Fellow this year for […]
The Ph.D. Program would like to congratulate our students who present at the Society for Social Work […]
The article entitled, “Understanding Depression from Different Paradigms: Toward an Eclectic Social Work Approach”, is published in the British Journal of Social Work.
Provost and Vice-President Cheryl Regehr is the former Dean of the FIFSW. Regehr was named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for her work in the public sector by the Women’s Executive Network. She was presented with the award at the Top 100 Toronto Gala on Nov. 26, 2015.