News Category: Faculty
Amanda Grenier to speak on “Centering the Lived Experiences and Rights of Older Adults in Public Policy” at a Global Café hosted by the International Federation on Ageing (IFA)
Categories: Amanda Grenier, FacultyProfessor Amanda Grenier will be the featured guest at a Global Café hosted by the International Federation […]
Photos: Celebrating Black Futures in Social Work
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Research, Rupaleem Bhuyan, Students, Tanya SharpeOn February 27, the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work was proud to present a stellar panel of […]
Advancing simulation-based learning: new Virtual Reality assisted learning space gives students hands on experience responding to opioid overdoses
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Amar Ghelani, Faculty, Leadership, Programs + TeachingThis winter, Master of Social Work students had the opportunity to participate in a virtual reality (VR) […]
New study uncovers policies and practices that contribute to the overrepresentation of Black families in the child welfare system — and provides a roadmap for change
Categories: Bryn King, Faculty, ResearchNew research from the Youth Wellness Lab at the University of Toronto has identified key policy and […]
Jia Xue receives the Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement Award
Categories: Awards & Recognition, Faculty, Jia Xue, ResearchAssistant Professor Jia Xue received the Deborah K. Padgett Early Career Achievement Award on January 18 at […]
Partnership with Baycrest expands the impact of the Talk It Out, Work It Out program
Categories: Faculty, Lin Fang, Partners, Practicum, StudentsIn an activity room in Toronto’s new Baycrest Kimel Family Centre for Brain Health and Wellness, a […]
Exercising your “social muscles” is key to successful aging, say researchers
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Esme Fuller-Thomson, Faculty, Institute for Life Course and AgingAre you exercising your “social muscles”? Doing so may be key to longevity, say researchers, including Professor […]
CityNews interviews Marci Gray about the alarming number of Black youth that have gone missing across the GTA
Categories: Faculty, StudentsPhD Student, Course Instructor and Adjunct Lecturer Marci Gray spoke to CityNews about the alarming number of […]
Rachelle Ashcroft and co-authors publish “5 principles for action on primary health-care teams”
Categories: Faculty, Leadership, Rachelle Ashcroft, ResearchAssociate Professor Rachelle Ashcroft co-authored a piece for The Conversation that outlines “5 principles for action on […]
New study by Carmen Logie and Andie MacNeil shows how climate change is linked with worse HIV prevention and care
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty, Research, StudentsNew challenges in HIV prevention and care are emerging due to climate change, according to a review […]