News Category: Dexter Voisin

Defunding the WHO will disproportionately affect developing regions, Dean Dexter Voisin tells the Toronto Star

Posted on April 16, 2020
Categories: Dexter Voisin, Faculty

Professor Dexter Voisin, Dean of the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, spoke to the Toronto Star about […]

Dean Dexter Voisin talks to PBS Chicago about his new book: America the Beautiful and Violent

Posted on February 3, 2020
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In his new book America the Beautiful and Violent: Black Youth & Neighbourhood Trauma in Chicago, Dean […]

Dean Dexter Voisin talks to Perri Small at WVON

Posted on January 31, 2020
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Dean Dexter Voisin was in Chicago last week promoting his new book: America the Beautiful and Violent: […]

Chicago Sun-Times columnist talks to Dean Dexter Voisin about the cost of city violence in Chicago

Posted on January 22, 2020
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Professor Dexter Voisin’s new book America the Beautiful and Violent: Black Youth & Neighborhood Trauma in Chicago […]

“More than just a mission statement” — Dean Dexter Voisin discusses his new role at FIFSW

Posted on January 8, 2020
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Dean Dexter Voisin was recently profiled in an article written by Ron Fanfair for Share, a weekly […]

“America the Beautiful and Violent” is a case study amplifying structural inequalities and tensions in neighbourhoods around the world

Posted on November 30, 2019
Categories: Dexter Voisin, Faculty

The Caribbean Camera spoke to Dean Dexter Voisin about his new book America the Beautiful and Violent: […]

Prof. Dexter Voisin on gun and gang violence – Toronto Sun interview

Posted on September 30, 2019
Categories: Dexter Voisin, Faculty

Policing will not address the rise of gang-related activity and shootings. Dean of the FIFSW, Dexter Voisin thoughts on gang shootings: “We typically think in terms of law enforcement — surveillance, arrests, gun buy backs, and those sorts of measures. But what you have to look at are the structural drivers of gun and gang violence.”