News Category: Faculty in the News
Letter from the Dean: New promotion and appointments effective July 1st
Categories: Faculty in the NewsDear faculty, students, staff and alumni, I am thrilled to congratulate Michael Saini on being promoted to […]
CBC article highlights how FIFSW social work students are breaking barriers to mental health in marginalized communities
Categories: FIFSW Students in the News, Lin FangAssociate Professor Lin Fang and MSW student Nikisha Browne were featured in a CBC article on FIFSW’s […]
VIDEO: Decolonizing Pathways Towards Integrative Healing in Social Work
Categories: Ashley Quinn, Rupaleem BhuyanThis spring, the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work held a two-hour workshop on Decolonizing Pathways Towards Integrative […]
Izumi Sakamoto is featured in an article on the challenges that women of colour frequently face in the workplace
Categories: Faculty in the News, Izumi SakamotoAssociate Professor Izumi Sakamoto was featured in an article in The Globe and Mail by Kimiya Shokoohi […]
Should elementary and high schools reopen this spring? Toula Kourgiantakis says the negative impacts of online learning will be felt for a long time
Categories: Faculty in the News, Toula KourgiantakisAssistant Professor Toula Kourgiantakis has been featured in the media on the topic of whether or not […]
Engaging youth as researchers: The Youth Wellness Lab flips the script
Categories: Bryn King, Faculty in the News, FIFSW Students in the News, Stephanie BegunCam Bautista knows the feeling of being a token youth representative – a “box that needs to […]
New book, co-edited by Eunjung Lee, examines the intricate relationships between race, ethnicity, culture and mental health
Categories: Eunjung Lee, Faculty in the NewsA new book co-edited by Eunjung Lee, an associate professor at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, […]
healthXaudio podcast interviews David Brennan about his HIV research and work to support the health of LGBT communities
Categories: David Brennan, Faculty in the NewsProfessor David Brennan was a featured guest on healthXaudio, a podcast that aims to advance health literacy […]
Researchers call for improved access to safe, outdoor spaces to reduce the pandemic’s devastating impact on children & youth
Categories: Barbara Fallon, Faculty in the News, Fraser Mustard Institute for Human Development Policy BenchLet the Children Play is a call to action created in a partnership between Native Child […]
CityNews speaks to Lin Fang about the toll that anti-Asian racism is having on mental health
Categories: Faculty in the News, Lin FangAssociate Professor Lin Fang spoke to CityNews about the disturbing rise in anti-Asian racism and the impact […]