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Assistant Professor Sharla Alegria on a NASA panel considering the next generation of astrophysics observatories

April 25, 2022

Sociology Assistant Professor Sharla Alegria presented in a panel discussion at NASA’s recent workshop entitled, Precursors to Pathways: Science Enabling NASA Astrophysics Future Great Observatories.

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PhD Student Jillian Sunderland interviewed by 'The Medium' on Social Media Activism

December 16, 2021

Sociology PhD Student Jillian Sunderland and an SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier scholar at the University of Toronto was recently interviewed by Dalainey Gervais from ‘The Medium’.

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PhD student Kayla Preston on far right groups, populism and the federal election

September 14, 2021

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article on The Conversation. A political sociologist studying de-radicalization, Kayla wrote about the threat of far right groups in Canada and their potential impact on the federal election. We have included an excerpt of the article below.

Professor David Pettinicchio and PhD student Jordan Foster in The Conversation: Victoria's Secret joins the "inclusive revolution"

August 03, 2021

Professor David Pettinichio and PhD student Jordan Foster recently co-authored an article titled "Victoria's Secret joins the 'inclusive revolution,' finally realizing diversity sells" on The Conversation. The article chronicles recent trends in fashion brands using models with disabilities in their advertising.

Professor Patricia Landolt in The Conversation: "Suburban monumentalism: do we change Indigenous-settler relations when there are no statues to destroy?"

August 03, 2021

Professor Patricia Landolt recently co-authored an article titled "Suburban monumentalism: How do we change Indigenous-settler relations when there are no statues to destroy?" on The Conversation.

Professor Joe Hermer in The Conversation: "Homeless encampment violence in Toronto betrays any real hope for police reform"

August 03, 2021

Professor Joe Hermer recently published an article titled "Homeless encampment violence in Toronto betrays any real hope for police reform" on The Conversation.

Professor Weiguo Zhang featured in Toronto Star article about social capital

August 03, 2021

Professor Weiguo Zhang was recently featured in an article titled "Do you have 'social capital?' These Mississauga men have used theirs for the greater good" by the Toronto Star.

Professor David Pettinicchio recently co-authored an article titled "Canadians with disabilities are feeling left behind by pandemic policy"

July 15, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio recently co-authored an article titled "Canadians with disabilities are feeling left behind by pandemic policy" on First Policy Response.

Professor Jooyoung Lee was recently featured on CNN about gun control

July 07, 2021

Professor Jooyoung Lee was recently featured on CNN in a report titled: "Gun Violence Epidemic: Why Canada's Gun Violence is Fraction of US". Over the 4th of July weekend, there were hundreds of shootings in the US, including three mass shootings.

Professor Ellen Berrey weighs in on the debate about Critical Race Theory

June 10, 2021

Professor Ellen Berrey was recently featured in an article titled "What Is Critical Race Theory and Why Are Some People So Mad at It?" by Snopes. Over the past few months, Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a topic that sparks heated debates among members of different political parties.

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