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Professor Tahseen Shams featured on "Pandemics" - the first episode of Migrations: A World on the Move Podcast

February 23, 2021

Professor Tahseen Shams was recently featured in the first episode of Migrations: A World on the Move Podcast, titled Pandemics. In this episode, Professor Shams spoke with host Eleanor Paynter and guests Dr. Gunisha Kaur and Dr.

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PhD graduate Tony Zhang and Professor Brym's publication selected by John Wiley & Sons to promote LGBT+ History Month in the UK

February 23, 2021

A 2019 publication titled Tolerance of Homosexuality in 88 Countries: Education, Political Freedom, and Liberalism by PhD graduate Tony Zhang and Professor Robert Brym was recently selected for a special collection in John Wiley & Sons as one of five journal articles across disciplines and published over the last two decad

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah follows up on Canada's two-year anniversary of marijuana legalization - The New York Times

February 12, 2021

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah was recently featured in a New York Times article, following up on the consequences in Canada's legal system after two years of legalizing cannabis.

Foodie culture in the COVID-19 era: Professor Josée Johnston, Shyon Baumann and UIC's Merin Oleschuk's new article in the American Sociological Association's Footnotes

February 12, 2021

Professors Josée Johnston and Shyon Baumann recently published an article with recent PhD graduate Merin Oleschuk (currently Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) in the American Sociological Association's member newsletter Footnotes. Titled "Foodie Tensions in Tough Times", the authors review

Professor David Pettinicchio's featured by Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences

February 12, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio was recently featured in an article posted on the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences website.

Professor Jerry Flores' personal story with education and academia featured in a new University of Toronto Magazine article

February 12, 2021

Professor Jerry Flores was recently featured in the University of Toronto Magazine. The article recounts Flores' personal experiences in education as a young marginalized person, what redirected his path towards higher education, and some of the projects he has worked on to "participate in social justice" as an academic.

Professor Jennifer Adese recently named Canada Research Chair at UofT Mississauga

January 18, 2021

Professor Jennifer Adese at U of T Mississauga was recently named a Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Métis Women, Politics, and Community, as featured in an article published in University of Toronto Mississauga news.

Professor Jerry Flores calls for long overdue international investigations in the U.S. and Canada amidst forced sterilization of ICE detainees

December 07, 2020

Professor Jerry Flores recently published an article titled "ICE detainees' alleged hysterectomies recall a long history of forced sterilizations" on theconversation.com. Flores recounts the longstanding history of forced sterilizations in U.S.

Congratulations to Taylor Price, recipient of the 2020 Daniel G. Hill Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Sociology

December 01, 2020

PhD student Taylor Price recently won the 2020 Daniel G. Hill Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Sociology. This award is presented annually to an Ontario resident graduate student and is chosen on the basis of the quality of a paper published between July and June of the award year.

PhD student Anson Au elected a Full Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland

December 01, 2020

PhD student Anson Au was nominated and elected as a Full Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Founded in 1823, the Royal Asiatic Society recognizes distinguished scholars in the fields of history, languages, cultures and religions of Asia.

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