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Research on LGBTIQ inclusion in Asia is advancing human rights and addressing the root causes of HIV

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After more than two decades spent studying HIV prevention among sexual and gender minorities in Asia and […]

PhD student Peter Sheffield places second in student poster competition at the Institute for Pandemics Interdisciplinary Symposium

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FIFSW PhD student Peter Sheffield won second place in the student poster competition at the University of […]

A new lab at FIFSW will help children and youth exposed to trauma thrive

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Professor Ramona Alaggia will soon be opening the doors to the new Child and Youth Trauma Research […]

World Water Day: Carmen Logie’s research highlights the relationship between water insecurity and mental health

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March 22 is World Water Day, an annual United Nations Observance focused on inspiring action to tackle […]

Screening of “Invisible Wounds” showcases the power of community-engaged research 

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The impact of The Centre for Research & Innovation for Black Survivors of Homicide Victims (The CRIB) […]

Empowering youth as researchers to improve access to abortion

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While abortion services and accurate information on reproductive health are vital to our health and wellbeing, access […]

The Government of Canada announces funding to help prevent and address the mistreatment of older adults in Ontario

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On February 22, the Government of Canada announced nearly $800,000 in funding for the University of Toronto […]

Carmen Logie selected as a delegate for the 2024 Science Meets Parliament program

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Professor Carmen Logie has been selected as a Delegate for the 2024 Science Meets Parliament program, hosted […]

The Artificial Intelligence for Justice (AIJ) Lab celebrates its 4th Anniversary at the University of Toronto

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The Artificial Intelligence for Justice Lab (AIJ) at the University of Toronto marked a significant milestone on […]

New study finds that structural racism and institutional mistrust are the most prevalent factors influencing Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy

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Professor  Peter A. Newman at the University of Toronto’s Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work and his research […]