News Category: Ramona Alaggia
This International Women’s Day, join Ramona Alaggia in supporting universal Early Childhood Education
Categories: Ramona AlaggiaProfessor Ramona Alaggia is the Margaret and Wallace McCain Family Chair in Child and Family at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto. This March, as we celebrate Social Work Month — and International Women’s Day on March 8 — the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work is proud to join alumna Margaret McCain and Professor Ramona Alaggia in advocating for a universal, Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care system that will ensure no child is left behind.
We encourage you to join us in reaching out to your federal representatives to show your support for a universal, Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care system.
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Join us in advocating for a high quality, universal, Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care system
Categories: FIFSW, Ramona AlaggiaThis March, as we celebrate Social Work Month — and International Women’s Day on March 8 — […]
Watch Ramona Alaggia’s keynote address to OCSWSSW on mobilizing an anti-violence movement in a pandemic
Categories: Ramona AlaggiaPerspective, the official publication of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) has […]
The Toronto Star talks to Ramona Alaggia and Charmaine Williams for insight on COVID-19’s impact on women’s mental health
Categories: Charmaine Williams, Ramona AlaggiaFactor-Inwentash Faculty professors Ramona Alaggia and Charmaine Williams were interviewed for a Toronto Star article on COVID-19’s […]
Professor Ramona Alaggia appointed to the Margaret and Wallace McCain Family Chair in Child and Family
Categories: Ramona AlaggiaThe Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work is delighted to announce that Professor Ramona Alaggia has been appointed […]
CTV News interviews Professor Ramona Alaggia about the spike in domestic abuse helpline calls
Categories: Faculty in the News, Ramona AlaggiaCTV News about spoke to Professor Ramona Alaggia about why we are seeing a spike in domestic […]
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 […]
Strengthening community, communication and research through art
Categories: Faculty in the News, FIFSW Students in the News, Izumi Sakamoto, Ramona AlaggiaIn 2010, after 12 years of teaching the course Violence Against Women and Children: Multi-Disciplinary Responses […]