The Feminist Sports Club is an initiative piloted by the WGSI’s undergraduate coordinator S. Trimble. Read about the Feminist Sports Club in the University of Toronto Magazine. Read the full […]
The Women & Gender Studies Institute is pleased to announce that award-winning producer and broadcast journalist, Samira Mohyeddin has been selected as the inaugural WGSI Journalism Fellow. Samira will be working alongside […]
Ian Liujia Tian has successfully defended his dissertation entitled “Queering Social Reproduction: Pleasure and Labour in Urban Southern China.” Committee members include: Dr. Jamie Magnusson (OISE), Dr. Shana Ye, and […]
Led by S. Trimble, and with the support of project coordinators Sam Sanchinel and Shalom Brown, the WGSI’s Feminist Sports Club has secured a LEAF seed grant worth just under $10K/year over […]
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Congratulations to our 2024 MA Graduates!
Congratulations to our outgoing MA class who have recently submitted their research! We are so proud of all the work they have accomplished. Mika Castro Supervisor: Dina GeorgisProject Title: “Cats, K-Pop, and […]
The WGSI is pleased to announce that PhD Student Julie-Ann McCausland has been selected for the Janka Seydegart Scholarship in Feminist Studies. This award is to support an exceptional graduate student showing a demonstrated […]
The WGSI is delighted to announce that incoming WGSI Collaborative student Magdalee Brunache has been awarded the Kay Armatage Graduate Women and Gender Studies Entrance Prize for the 2024-2025 academic year. […]
Dr. Bonnie McElhinny has been appointed a Senior Faculty Fellow at the Centre for Community Partnerships for the 2024-2025 academic year. This appointment recognizes demonstrated excellence in community-engaged learning. She will join the […]
The WGSI is pleased to announce that Hazal Halavut is the recipient of the 2023-2024 Margrit Eichler Student Leadership Award. This award recognizes overall achievement in graduate student leadership during […]
The Black Research Network (BRN) is pleased to announce the inaugural recipients of its Black Indigenous Waterways Postdoctoral Fellowship and Artist in Residence (AiR) roles. Jade Nixon, a PhD candidate at […]