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Beyond the Hype: AI in Qualitative and Historical Research

May 13, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. S. Wright Kennedy (University of South Carolina)

Dr. Sergio Gabiel Petralia (Utrecht University)

Dr. Ian Miligan (University of Waterloo)

Dr. Alina Arseniev-Koehler (Purdue University)

Dr. Daniel Karell (Yale University)

This event brings together leading researchers from across the social sciences and humanities to explore the practical realities of integrating AI

Entangled Oligarchies: The Hidden Deals Reshaping US-China Power Relations in Offshore Financial Centers

May 8, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Kimberly Hoang (University of Chicago)

This talk uncovers the complex dynamics of Spiderweb Capitalism and Entangled Economies—the intricate financial networks that quietly shape global

TPN | POP Speaker Series: Dr. Jenna Nobles

May 5, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Jenna Nobles

ASA Midyear Methodology Meeting at the University of Toronto

April 24, 2026 to April 25, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Cristobal Young (Cornell University)

The Data Sciences Institute at the University of Toronto will host the American Sociological Association’s Methodology Section Midyear Meeting. Thi

Book Talk | Tits Up: The Top Half of Women’s Liberation

April 22, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Sarah Thornton

Sarah Thornton's Tits Up: The Top Half of Women's Liberation explores the significance of breasts across radically different social worlds

TPN | POP Speaker Series: Student Symposium

April 21, 2026

Toronto Theory Workshop | How Collectives Absorb their Members: Toward a Processual Model of Commitment, Attachment, and Embracement

April 17, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Seth Abrutyn (UBC)

In this paper, we begin with typical sociological dilemma: commitment has long been a central concept in sociology, yet it remains imprecisely defi

CGSP Care Economics in Context | Care Peaks, Plateaus, and Loops: Narrative Insights on Stress from Family Caregivers for Seniors

April 17, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Alexa Carson (University of Toronto)

Dr. Ito Peng (Director, CGSP; University of Toronto)

With an aging demographic and increasingly stretched care services in many countries, the issue of unpaid care for seniors is a growing concern for

SNACK | Fair Fund? Automated Evaluations of Deservingness in Recommendation Systems and Large Language Models

April 8, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Martin Lukk

How do automated systems evaluate who should get what and why?

TPN POP Speaker Series | A Hierarchy of Boundaries: Interethnic and Interracial Marriage in Asian America

April 7, 2026

Speakers:

Dr. Zhenchao Qian (Brown University)

Who do Asian Americans marry?

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