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Professor Cynthia Cranford: Pandemic exposes deep flaws in Canadian home care system

May 07, 2020

The UTM Research News has recently published an interview with Professor Cynthia Cranford about care work during the pandemic. Professor Cranford is an Associate Professor of Sociology with undergraduate teaching responsibilities at the Mississauga campus.

Sociology students build grassroots volunteer-run initiative to help those in need during COVID-19 pandemic

April 24, 2020

In the earliest days of the COVID outbreak, a small collective of people working to support QT/BIPOC (queer and trans, Black and Indigenous People of Colour) communities put out a call through the Caremongering – Toronto Facebook page for other groups to come together and replicate the mutual aid model.

Sociology Research Contributes to Lessening the Impact of COVID-19

April 23, 2020

Many of the Faculty in the Sociology Department have recently adjusted their research to address issues arising as a result of COVID-19 as well as the social distancing and economic shutdown that have been put in place to contain the pandemic.

Professor Joe Hermer on the impact of COVID-19 on the Homeless in Ontario

April 23, 2020

Professor Joe Hermer has recently co-authored an article in The Conversation discussing the need to protect the homeless during the pandemic. The article warns that police enforcing Ontario's Safe Streets Act that targets homeless people will put them in danger, not only with the law, but also risk spreading the pandemic.

Professor David Pettinicchio on the impact of covid-19 on people with disabilities

April 22, 2020

Professor David Pettinicchio has recently spoken to the media about how COVID-19 can exacerbate existing inequalities. A story by UTM's Research Communications Office highlights his insights. We have included an excerpt of the story below.

Congratulations to Professor Josée Johnston, the 2020 recipient of the Jeanette Wright Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Mentorship

March 20, 2020

The Department of Sociology is pleased to announce that Josée Johnston has been awarded the 2020 Jeanette Wright Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Mentorship.

Professor Joe Hermer writes on Homelessness in the UK for the Crisis Blog.

February 21, 2020

Professor Joe Hermer recently published an article entitled, "Thomas Parker and the Tragedy of Vagrancy Law" for the Crisis Blog, an online publication produced by a national charity in the UK that works to reduce homelessness in England, Scotland and Wales.

Congratulations to Andrew Nevin, recipient of the 2020 Dennis William Magill Canada Research Award

February 20, 2020

Congratulations to Andrew Nevin, winner of the 2020 Dennis William Magill Canada Research Award. The award is awarded annually for a paper or dissertation of exceptional merit that deals with a sociological aspect of Canadian Society. Preference is given for work that deals with macro-sociological topics.

P2P: Paternity Leave and Fathers' Responsibility: Evidence From a Natural Experiment in Canada

January 20, 2020

Every student in the Sociology PhD program at the University of Toronto completes the Research Practicum course in their second year.

PhD student Kaitlyn Quinn on the Penal Voluntary Sector

November 07, 2019

PhD student Kaitlyn Quinn has recently published an article in Punishment & Society. This article uses field theory to explore how individuals in penal voluntary organizations in Canada understand their roles in helping criminalized women.

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