Researchers at the Faculty of Social Sciences continue to work toward understanding the pandemic’s impacts on our society and finding ways to help us overcome the barriers it has created. We are grateful to them for their invaluable contributions.
Researchers at the Faculty of Social Sciences continue to work toward understanding the pandemic’s impacts on our society and finding ways to help us overcome the barriers it has created. We are grateful to them for their invaluable contributions.
A national security strategy for the 2020s
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is another global disruption that has exposed how Canada is ill-prepared for the world’s changing security environment, according to the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) Task Force on National Security, which issued its report on May 24, 2022.
A national security strategy for the 2020s
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is another global disruption that has exposed how Canada is ill-prepared for the world’s changing security environment, according to the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) Task Force on National Secur...
SIDGS Ph.D student Claudia Virginia Kuzma Zabaleta recently had a presentation and paper from the XIII National Congress on Social Work last year (which includes some findings of her doctoral research) published in a book by the Universidad de la República of Uruguay.
SIDGS Ph.D student Claudia Virginia Kuzma Zabaleta recently had a presentation and paper from the XIII National Congress on Social Work last year (which includes some findings of her doctoral research) published in a book by the Universidad de la República of Uruguay.
The University announced today that Michael Wernick, author of the 2021 book, Governing Canada: A Guide to the Tradecraft of Politics, and the former head of Canada’s federal public service, had been named Jarislowsky Chair in Public Sector Management, effective July 1.
The University announced today that Michael Wernick, author of the 2021 book, Governing Canada: A Guide to the Tradecraft of Politics, and the former head of Canada’s federal public service, had been named Jarislowsky Chair in Public Sector Management, effective July 1.
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) has awarded a grant to Professor Jude Mary Cénat under the Race, Gender and Diversity Initiative for the research project, "Providing Anti-Racist Mental Health Care to Racialized Communities: Implementation and Evaluation".
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) has awarded a grant to Professor Jude Mary Cénat under the Race, Gender and Diversity Initiative for the research project, "Providing Anti-Racist Mental Health Care to Racialized Communities: Implementation and Evaluation&quo...
Weaving personal stories with her research, Professor Liew explores the role that administrative and legal decisions have in turning community members into foreigners.
Weaving personal stories with her research, Professor Liew explores the role that administrative and legal decisions have in turning community members into foreigners.
MA student Amylia Mesic worked with Prof. Geoff McCarney and the Smart Prosperity Institute to co-author a report focusing on the gendered and intersectional impacts of climate change on livelihoods and resource communities in Canada. Report 1: A focus on livelihoods in Canada is now available.
MA student Amylia Mesic worked with Prof. Geoff McCarney and the Smart Prosperity Institute to co-author a report focusing on the gendered and intersectional impacts of climate change on livelihoods and resource communities in Canada. Report 1: A focus on livelihoods in Canada is now available.
School of International Development and Global Studies' Ph.D student Akalya Kandiah is one of the recipients of the 2022 Excellence Award for Teaching Assistants. Congratulations!
School of International Development and Global Studies' Ph.D student Akalya Kandiah is one of the recipients of the 2022 Excellence Award for Teaching Assistants. Congratulations!
Grace Ann-Elyse Taylor has recently completed her Master’s in Criminology and is set to graduate in summer 2022. During her academic studies she realized that despite much of the world beginning to see and understand the injustices faced by Black men, it has become apparent that the experiences of Black women have been widely unaccounted for.
Grace Ann-Elyse Taylor has recently completed her Master’s in Criminology and is set to graduate in summer 2022. During her academic studies she realized that despite much of the world beginning to see and understand the injustices faced by Black men, it has become apparent that the experiences of B...