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 […]

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 […]
Congratulations to WGSI PhD Students Vanbasten Noronha de Araujo and Ferdie Lopez on receiving the 2023-2024 June Larkin TA Award. The award recognizes outstanding graduate student contributions to undergraduate teaching […]
Feminist Middle East is a collaborative platform created by students enrolled in the WGS340: Women and Revolution in the Middle East. This online platform, with its dedicated focus on exploring […]
WGSI Faculty member Dr. Judith Taylor has been profiled by Arts & Science News for her Feminist Graphic Novels course. Read the full story here.
Shree Paradkar reflects on the meanings of Feminism and the WGSI’s 50th Anniversary panel: 50 Years of Feminisms in the City. Read the full article here Shree Paradkar, a Toronto […]
The WGSI would like to congratulate Sam Sanchinel, WGSI PhD Student on being one of the recipients of the 2024 TATP TA Teaching Excellence Award. This award is presented by […]
Please join the Women & Gender Studies Institute in congratulating Dr. Caroline Shenaz Hossein on being recognized as a 2024 100ABC (100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women) honouree. The 100ABC book, […]
Tell us a bit about yourself! What is your academic background and why does that make you unique as an instructor? My academic background has been in Women & Gender […]
Tell us a bit about yourself! What is your academic background and why does that make you unique as an instructor? Well! I’m Sam Sanchinel, a 5th year PhD Candidate […]
Please join the WGSI in congratulating Dr. Binta Bajaha, SSHRC Doctoral Fellow, on the successful defense of her thesis titled: Sahelian Realities of Climate Change: Interrogating Intersectional Vulnerabilities, Resilience and […]