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 […]
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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 […]
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Congratulations Dr. Binta Bajaha!
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 […]
Ellie Hisama, Dean and Professor of Music and WGSI Affiliate Faculty Member has been awarded the Cone Membership at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in the School of Historical Studies […]
The Women & Gender Studies Institute is proud to announce that S. Trimble, WGSI Faculty Member and Undergraduate Coordinator is one of this year’s recipients of the Cheryl Regehr Early […]
WGSI Alumni Dr. Roberta K. Timothy, M.A., M.ED., PhD, RP was featured in the TTC’s Black History Month mural series. The first Black Health Lead at the University of Toronto’s […]
Undergraduate Students Enrol on ACORN | Undergraduate and graduate students, email wgsi.comms@utoronto.ca for more information Enrol in this joint undergraduate and graduate course being offered in the Winter 2024 semester; offered Tuesdays […]
Enrol on ACORN | Email wgsi.comms@utoronto.ca for more information Enrol in this undergraduate special topics upper-level seminar being offered in the Winter 2024 semester; offered Tuesdays 1:00pm – 3:00pm Course […]
Deadline: January 15, 2024 Community Knowledge Alliance – Call for Proposals 2023-2024 The Community Knowledge Alliance (CKA) fund is meant to galvanize, encourage, and facilitate discussions across different sites of […]
The WGSI would like to congratulate PhD Student, Hazal Halavut for being selected as the recipient of the Vida Heydarian Gender Justice Award. Established by Keyvan Mahjoor, in memory of his late […]