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Professor Choo recently co-authored an op-ed on Inside Higher Ed entitled ‘Addressing Anti-Asian Racism in the University’ and has been active in organizing and participating in events on the subject of Anti-Asian Racism

April 09, 2021

Professor Hae Yeon Choo has been active in bringing awareness to anti-Asian violence in the academic community. Professor Choo recently co-authored an op-ed on Inside Higher Ed entitled ‘Addressing Anti-Asian Racism in the University’, co-organized and moderated the comm

PhD student Rebecca Lennox recently published '“There’s Girls Who Can Fight, and There’s Girls Who Are Innocent”: Gendered Safekeeping as Virtue Maintenance Work' in Violence Against Women

March 24, 2021

Ph.D. student Rebecca Lennox recently published '“There’s Girls Who Can Fight, and There’s Girls Who Are Innocent”: Gendered Safekeeping as Virtue Maintenance Work' in Violence Against Women.

Professor Nicholas Spence’s research team recently published ‘The COVID-19 Pandemic: Informing Policy Decision-Making for a Vulnerable Population’ in the International Indigenous Policy Journal (IIPJ)

March 23, 2021

Professor Nicholas Spence’s research team recently published ‘The COVID-19 Pandemic: Informing Policy Decision-Making for a Vulnerable Population’ in the International Indigenous Policy Journal (IIPJ). This article examines the Canadian Covid-19 response during wave one and hopes to guide policy decision-making as it affects our most

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Professor Jooyoung Lee shares his insights with the Washington Post, CTV Online, CP24, and CBC: Here & Now regarding the recent shooting in Atlanta

March 22, 2021

Much of Professor Jooyoung Lee’s research focuses on gun violence and how it impacts communities and marginalized groups. With the horrific shooting events in Atlanta, Jooyoung shares his insights with several media outlets.

Professor Scott Schieman was recently quoted on the BBC website for the article “Why remote work has eroded trust among colleagues”

March 18, 2021

Professor Scott Schieman was recently quoted on the BBC website in an article entitled, “Why remote work has eroded trust among colleagues”.

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new co-authored article “Partisanship fuels what people with disabilities think about COVID-19 response” was recently in the National Post

March 15, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new co-authored article “Partisanship fuels what people with disabilities think about COVID-19 response” was featured in the National Post. Professor Pettinichio and Professor Michelle Maroto conducted a national survey of people with chronic health conditions and disabilities during the pandemic examini

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah discusses the role of police on CBC Radio One

March 10, 2021

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah recently discussed the role of police on CBC Radio One. Professor Owuwu-Bempah believes that Canadians need to rethink the role of police and would like to see a detasking of police duties. There needs to be a full understanding of what Toronto police do on a daily basis and the resources required to do

Congratulations to Professor Tahseen Shams, recipient of the 2021 Distinguished Scholarship Award from the Pacific Sociological Association

March 09, 2021

Congratulations to Professor Tahseen Shams, recipient of the 2021 Distinguished Scholarship Award from the Pacific Sociological Association for her book "Here, There, and Elsewhere: The Making of Immigrant Identities in a Globalized World." The Distinguished Scholarship Award is granted to sociologists from the Pacific region in recogn

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new article “COVID-19 affects the mental health of those already most vulnerable in society” was featured in the Toronto Star

March 09, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new article “COVID-19 affects the mental health of those already most vulnerable in society” was featured in the Toronto Star. Professor Pettinicchio examines the negative impacts from COVID-19 on those with disabilities and chronic health conditions.

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah speaks with Vassy Kapelos on Canada National Power & Politics – CBC News

March 08, 2021

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah spoke with Vassy Kapelos on Canada National Power & Politics – CBC News about the Federal governments new legislation to relax penalties for drug offences.

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