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Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah interviewed on CBC Radio One's The Current

February 20, 2018

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah was recently interviewed in an episode of CBC Radio One's The Current. He discussed the upcoming decriminalization

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Professor Robert Brym's new research profiled in Canadian Jewish News

February 01, 2018

Sociology Professor Robert Brym's new research project was recently profiled in the Canadian Jewish News.

Professor Jerry Flores calls for action for missing and murdered Indigenous women in University of California Press blog post

December 08, 2017

Professor Jerry Flores recently published a blog post for the University of California Press, entitled "Young and at Risk: Canada's First Nation Women and California's Latinas." Professor Flores is an Assistant Professor of Sociology with teaching responsibilities on t

PhD candidate Anelyse Weiler co-authors funding report for the Pierre Elliot Trudeau Foundation

December 04, 2017

PhD candidate Anelyse Weiler recently co-authored "Strengthening Food Security and Food Sovereignty in Northern Canada through North-South Exchanges", a funding report for the Trudeau Foundation, with Sophia Murphy, a PhD candidate at the Institute of Resources, Environment and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia.

Professor Neda Maghbouleh featured on USC podcast

December 04, 2017

Professor Neda Maghbouleh was recently featured in USC Annenberg's Michael Radcliffe's podcast on Tehrangeles, a Los Angeles neighbourhood that's home to the largest population of Iranians outside of Iran.

Professor Ashley Rubin considers the meaning of criminology in Law and Society Association blog post

December 04, 2017

Professor Ashley Rubin recently published a blog post for the Law and Society Association's Collaborative Research Network Punishment and Society entitled "What is Criminology? Who is a Criminologist?".

Professor Neda Maghbouleh interviewed on New Books Network podcast

December 04, 2017

Professor Neda Maghbouleh was recently interviewed on the New Books Network podcast. She discussed her new book The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian Americans and the Everyday Politics of Race, which examines the racialized experiences of young Iranian-Americans.

Professor David Pettinicchio examines labour market barriers faced by women with disabilities

December 04, 2017

Professor David Pettinicchio recently published an article on the Scholars Strategy Network website discussing the findings of his study with Michelle Maroto, "Employment Outcomes Among Men and Women with Disabilities: Ho

PhD candidate Lawrence Williams' Frontiers in Sociology article considers Parsons' role in contemporary sociological thought

October 25, 2017

PhD candidate Lawrence Williams recently published an article in Frontiers in Sociology. His article demonstrates how the rejection of Parsons by many sociologists ironically influenced the development of an impersonal theory of action.

PhD student Anelyse Weiler interviewed for Toronto Star article on migrant workers

October 25, 2017

PhD student Anelyse Weiler was recently interviewed for an article in The Toronto Star on temporary migrants workers in Canada and the difficulties they face in obtaining perman

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