News Category: Charmaine Williams
Families affected by mental health need our help: Learn how the Family Caregiving Project is creating resources and advocating for stronger support
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Faculty, ResearchIn any given year, 1 in 5 Canadians experiences a mental illness and 1 in 2 adults […]
Charmaine Williams appointed Dean of the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work
Categories: Charmaine Williams, FacultyCharmaine Williams — an accomplished leader and community engaged researcher with a deep commitment to student success […]
Charmaine Williams invited to speak to the House of Commons standing committee on the mental health of young women and girls
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Faculty, LeadershipOn Monday, October 3, Professor Charmaine Williams, Interim Dean at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, was […]
Rethinking family caregiving: Q&A with Charmaine Williams, director of the Family Caregiving Project
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Faculty, Q & A, ResearchThe Family Caregiving Project, led by Professor Charmaine Williams, is a multi-year research study exploring the […]
The Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work welcomes Professor Charmaine Williams as Interim Dean
Categories: Charmaine WilliamsProfessor Charmaine Williams, a passionate social work scholar and dedicated educator whose service to the University of […]
The Family Caregiving Project shares online resources to improve mental health care for families
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Toula KourgiantakisTo mark World Mental Health Day on October 10, The Family Caregiving Project — a research study led by Professor Charmaine Williams — has released a collection […]
Charmaine Williams talks about racism and mental health on the Catch up on Kids Mental Health podcast
Categories: Charmaine WilliamsOn August 30, Professor Charmaine Williams was Janet Morrison’s guest on the “Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health” […]
#SafeHandsSafeHearts addresses the needs of racialized LGBTQIA+ communities in Thailand, India and Canada during COVID-19
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Peter NewmanResearch led by Professor Peter A. Newman, Provost Postdoctoral Fellow Notisha Massaquoi and Professor Charmaine Williams has […]
New video series from The Family Caregiving Project provides insight on how families navigate mental illness
Categories: Charmaine WilliamsThe Family Caregiving Project, led by FIFSW Professor Charmaine Williams, has launched a series of videos to […]
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 […]