News Category: Faculty in the News
Associate Professor Rupaleem Bhuyan talks about the roles of xenophobia and social media in shaping the public’s understanding of the global pandemic
Categories: Faculty in the News, Rupaleem BhuyanAssociate Professor Rupaleem Bhuyan spoke to Global News Vancouver about xenophobia, its prevalence in social media and […]
Associate Professor Carmen Logie on prejudice and fear in the wake of COVID-19
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty in the News, FIFSWWhile a greater number of people across Canada are continuing to practice social distancing, some restaurants have […]
International Women’s Day Q & A: Ramona Alaggia on researching the impact of the #MeToo movement in Canada
Categories: Ramona AlaggiaThe #MeToo movement has led to a cultural shift in how we understand and talk about […]
Black Mental Health Day: New research centre addresses the ‘far-reaching ripple effect’ of homicide violence on Black communities
Categories: Faculty in the News, FIFSW, Tanya SharpeWhile homicide violence disproportionately affects Black communities worldwide – including in Canada – the University of Toronto’s Tanya L. […]
New book co-edited by Amanda Grenier offers a thought-provoking overview of precarity and ageing
Categories: Amanda Grenier, Faculty in the News, FIFSWA new book edited by co-edited by Professor Amanda Grenier explores the risks and insecurities that older […]
Professor Barbara Fallon receives a President’s Impact Award
Categories: Barbara Fallon, Faculty in the News, FIFSWFIFSW Professor Barbara Fallon is one of five University of Toronto leaders who have been recognized with […]
Practice makes perfect: Ellen Katz receives the inaugural Larry Enkin Innovation in Teaching with Simulation Award
Categories: Alumni in the News, Ellen Katz, Faculty in the News, FIFSWOn February 6, the inaugural Larry Enkin Innovation in Teaching with Simulation Award was presented to […]
Black History Month 2020: FIFSW faculty influencing change
Categories: Faculty in the News, FIFSWA number of FIFSW faculty currently work with Black communities to develop and advocate for policies and […]
‘Show up for people’: Associate Professor Carmen Logie on what’s fueling xenophobia amid the coronavirus outbreak
Categories: Carmen Logie, Faculty in the NewsThe risk of catching the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Canada many other countries remains low, but […]
News release: Nutrition a key ingredient for psychological health in Canadian adults
Categories: Esme Fuller-Thomson, Faculty in the NewsChronic pain, physical illness, poverty and immigrant status were also found to be strongly associated with psychological […]