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Sophie Marois Secures Connaught PhD Fellowship for her Commemorative Sociology Research

June 27, 2023

As part of its ongoing commitment to foster innovation and societal impact, the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) at the University of Toronto launched the Connaught PhDs for Public Impact Fellowship Program in 2022.

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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Professor Sandy Welsh quoted in Global News story on workplace harassment and violence

April 13, 2022

Global News published a story on March 30, 2022 covering the findings of a new study which was the result of a partnership between researchers from the University of Toronto, Western University, and the Canadian Labour Congress.

PhD Student Umaimi Miraj publishes "For a Revolutionary Feminist World-Systems Analysis: The Case of Ghada"

April 05, 2022

Sociology doctoral candidate Umaimi Miraj recently published “For a Revolutionary Feminist World-Systems Analysis: The Case of Ghada” in the Journal of World Systems Research.

Congratulations to Marie-Lise Drapeau-Bisson, recipient of a postdoctoral SSHRC Grant

March 21, 2022

Marie-Lise Drapeau-Bisson, PhD Student at the University of Toronto, recently received a postdoctoral SSHRC Grant for her project "Books and Unusual Archives: An Analysis of Intimate Feminist Memory Work in Québec", supervised and hosted by Ann Cvetkovich at the Pauline Jewett Institute for Women and Gender Studies at Carleton.

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Professor Ito Peng begins new Partnership project titled "Care Economies in Context: Towards Sustainable Social and Economic Development"

July 15, 2021

Professor Ito Peng received news earlier this spring that she has received funding for a second large partnership project.

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article titled "The Black Pill: New Technology and the Male Supremacy of Involuntary Celibate Men"

June 15, 2021

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article titled "The Black Pill: New Technology and the Male Supremacy of Involuntary Celibate Men" in the journal of Men and Masculinities. This article examines the arguments that heterosexual incel men make regarding their attempts in finding a partner.

PhD Student Andy Holmes recently published “Marching with Pride? Debates on Uniformed Police Participating in Vancouver’s LGBTQ Pride Parade”

May 19, 2021

PhD student Andy Holmes recently published a research article titled “Marching with Pride? Debates on Uniformed Police Participating in Vancouver’s LGBTQ Pride Parade” in the Journal of Homosexuality. The article examines the controversy surrounding police presence at Pride parades.

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.

Prof. Melissa Milkie was recently featured in new article "More Men Helped With Housework During The Early Days Of COVID-19. What Went Wrong?" in the Huffington Post

February 25, 2021

Professor Melissa Milkie was featured in an article in the Huffington Post. More Men Helped With Housework During The Early Days Of COVID-19. What Went Wrong?

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