News Category: Carmen Logie
World AIDS Day Q&A: Professor Carmen Logie on HIV prevention, stigma and care among refugee and displaced youth
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, ResearchIn honour of World AIDS Day on December 1st, we spoke to Carmen Logie to learn […]
Eunjung Lee and Carmen Logie promoted to the rank of full professor
Categories: Carmen Logie, Eunjung Lee, FacultyThe Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work is delighted to share the news that Eunjung Lee and Carmen […]
Addressing intersectional stigma and discrimination is essential to ending the HIV epidemic
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, ResearchIn June 2022, the American Journal of Public Health published a special issue titled Addressing Intersectional Stigma and […]
Carmen Logie promotes arts-based methods for illuminating gender in community-based research
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, ResearchThe Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)’s Institute of Gender and Health publishes a “Meet the Methods […]
Carmen Logie is named co-chair of the 31st Annual Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research
Categories: Carmen LogieThe 31st Annual Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research (CAHR 2022) takes place virtually April 27 to 29. Held […]
Carmen Logie is using data science to rethink water practices and equity in India through a collaborative, cross-disciplinary project funded by U of T’s Data Sciences Institute
Categories: Carmen Logie, ResearchThe Data Sciences Institute (DSI) at the University of Toronto has announced funding for 17 cross-disciplinary research […]
FIFSW researchers spearhead a new interdisciplinary initiative to end AIDS
Categories: Carmen Logie, David Brennan, Peter NewmanOn World AIDS Day, December 1, faculty members from the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work are […]
Carmen Logie talks to CP24 about Superman coming out as bisexual and the power of positive representation
Categories: Carmen LogieCP24 interviewed Associate Professor Carmen Logie about Superman coming out as bisexual. In the November issue of […]
Fashion magazine spoke to Carmen Logie about harmful stigmas perpetuated in Hollywood and the impact they have on LGBTQ+ communities
Categories: Carmen Logie, FacultyFashion magazine spoke to Associate Professor Carmen Logie about harmful stigmas that continue to be perpetuated in […]
Carmen Logie is creating the first known virtual reality intervention aimed at improving the mental health of urban refugees and displaced youth
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Carmen Logie, FacultyIn 2018, social work professor Carmen Logie put on a virtual reality headset for the first time and […]