News Category: Faculty
Anti-Black racism in policing: Notisha Massaquoi talks to Metro Morning about the impact of Tyre Nichols’ murder
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Notisha MassaquoiAs so many morn the loss of Tyre Nichols, who died January 10 after a brutal beating […]
Celebrating Black History and Liberation
Categories: FacultyA message from Dean Charmaine Williams Officially established in 1995, Black History Month recognizes the contributions that Black Canadians […]
The Social Work Speaks Out project is helping social work schools create more positive learning environments for LGBTQ+ students
Categories: Awards & Recognition, Faculty, Research, Shelley CraigOver the course of her career, Shelley Craig — a leading researcher on the resilience of LGBTQ+ […]
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Donald E. Meeks
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, LeadershipDonald Meeks — a Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto’s Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work — […]
Esme Fuller-Thomson’s research on the power of social connections is featured in the Toronto Star
Categories: Esme Fuller-Thomson, Faculty, ResearchProfessor Esme Fuller-Thomson‘s research on the factors that help people thrive was featured in the Toronto Star. […]
New COVID-19 restrictions on flights from China could fuel anti-Asian hate, Lin Fang tells CityNews
Categories: Faculty, Leadership, Lin FangAssociate Professor Lin Fang spoke to CityNews about the new COVID-19 restrictions on flights from China. “My […]
Esme Fuller-Thomson and Mabel Ho uncover factors linked to optimal aging
Categories: Esme Fuller-Thomson, Faculty, StudentsAs we head into the new year, Esme Fuller-Thomson, professor at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work […]
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 […]
How Alumna Kaitlin Schwan became a leading researcher on homelessness and a national advocate for the right to housing
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Kaitlin Schwan, LeadershipWhen Kaitlin Schwan was about six years old, she secretly gave her mother’s credit cards to people […]
One in ten adults aged 65 and over experience some form of elder abuse each year in Canada
Categories: David Burnes, Faculty, ResearchCross-posted from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging website. Every year, hundreds of thousands of older adults from […]