News Category: Carmen Logie
Black History Month: Celebrating Black Excellence
Categories: Carmen Logie, Charmaine Williams, Dexter Voisin, Keith Adamson, Tanya SharpeIn honour of Black History Month, communities throughout the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work and the […]
U of T News story on COVID-19 hurdles to overcome in the year ahead features research and insight from Carmen Logie and Tanya Sharpe
Categories: Carmen Logie, Tanya SharpeFrom treatment to vaccine distribution to public health policy and mental health, U of T researchers have […]
Carmen Logie receives federal funding for research on arts-based-approaches to building resilience and preparedness amid the pandemic
Categories: Carmen LogieAssociate Professor Carmen Logie is among six University of Toronto researchers that have been awarded federal […]
From Canada to Uganda and beyond: U of T researchers receive funding for COVID-19 projects
Categories: Carmen Logie, FacultySince early June, more than 7,000 refugees and displaced persons have arrived in the African nation […]
Newly funded COVID-19-related research will build knowledge on prevention and care
Categories: Carmen Logie, Jia Xue, Peter Newman, Rachelle AshcroftTo address the health challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada and around the globe, the Government […]
When pandemics collide: FIFSW professors refocus on HIV in the COVID-19 era
Categories: Carmen Logie, David Brennan, Peter NewmanAmid singular attention to the COVID-19 emergency, three FIFSW professors are calling attention to the other major […]
New podcast by Associate Professor Carmen Logie explores why stigma matters and what we can do about it
Categories: Carmen LogieAssociate Professor Carmen Logie has launched a new podcast focused on stigma. Each episode features a different […]
Two FIFSW professors — Peter A. Newman and Carmen Logie — have articles in a special issue of Journal of the International AIDS Society
Categories: Carmen Logie, Peter NewmanFIFSW faculty members Professor Peter Newman and Associate Professor Carmen Logie have published articles in a special […]
Bryan Adams’ recent twitter comments exacerbate harmful stereotypes, Associate Professor Carmen Logie tells The Canadian Press
Categories: Carmen Logie, FacultyBryan Adams’ recent twitter remarks exacerbate harmful stereotypes and contributes to the spread disinformation, says Associate Professor […]
COVID-19 public health measures may exacerbate stigma. Associate Professor Carmen Logie offers possible ways forward
Categories: Carmen LogiePublic efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19 can also further stigmatize vulnerable populations, but there […]