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Professor Jennifer Adese on UTM's View to the U

June 23, 2020

Professor Jennifer Adese recently appeared on an episode of UT Mississauga (UTM)'s View to the U: An eye to UTM research Podcast to discuss about her current research on Métis women and their representation within a Canadian context.

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Professor Ito Peng on why framing racism as a public health issue masks the real problem

June 23, 2020

Professor Ito Peng recently spoke to Global News about racism and its implications when being framed as a public health issue.

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Professor Judith Taylor on White Men and Violence

June 23, 2020

Professor Judith Taylor recently wrote an op ed in The Toronto Star discussing white men and their violence. Judith Taylor is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto, with teaching responsibilities on the St. George campus.

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Professor Rachel La Touche honoured with Arts and Science Teaching Award

June 23, 2020

Congratulations to Professor Rachel La Touche who recently received an Arts and Science (A&S) Teaching Award.

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Professor Joseph Hermer launches website for rapid response research on policing and homelessness amid COVID-19

June 23, 2020

Professor Joseph Hermer recently launched a website for a rapid response research initiative on policing and homelessness during the COVID-19. The initiative is funded by the Toronto COVID-19 Action Fund at the University of Toronto, Scarborough.

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Immigrant communities: conforming into the majority culture and breaking down anti-Black racism

June 22, 2020

Professor Jooyoung Lee recently spoke to CBC News about anti-Black racism in immigrant communities. He spoke of his own experience as a Korean American in Southern California who studied hip hop culture. Professor Lee is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto with teaching responsibilities on the St.

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Professor Akwasi Owusu Bempah: Defunding the police: what does it mean?

June 22, 2020

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah recently spoke to CTV News about what it means to defund the police as a way to end violent policing amongst Black communities. Professor Owusu-Bempah explained that defunding the police does not necessarily mean eliminating the police force.

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Alumnus Josh Rosenblum on "snowballing" your social network

June 16, 2020

Arts and Science alumnus Josh Rosenblum recently spoke to A&S News about how his sociology degree has continued to help him in his career in market research. Rosenblum still feels very connected to the Sociology community and uses the skills that he developed in the classroom in his work for Synqrinus.

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Professor Julius Haag on The New Normal

June 16, 2020

Professor Julius Haag recently appeared on The New Normal with Maydianne Andrade, a weekly podcast. Professor Haag appeared, alongside Mark Campbell, on Part I of 'Enough' - a two-part episode to discuss the impacts of systematic anti-Black racism.

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Professor Ito Peng on the implementation of public insurance plans and strong regulations to support long-term care

June 12, 2020

Professor Ito Peng recently wrote an article for Policy Options, the newsletter of the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP). In it, she discusses the lessons that Canada can gain from studying long-term care schemes in Japan, Korea and Germany.

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