Congratulations to Zeinab Farokhi, who successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, Digital Islamophobia: A Comparison of Right-Wing Extremist Groups in Canada, the United States and India. Zeinab was supervised by Professor Victoria Tahmasebi-Birgani, […]
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A beaded bag by a Cree artist from James Bay circa 1865 (photo courtesy of Professor Kristen Bos) Kristen Bos initially resisted going into the field of Indigenous studies. “I started […]
Congratulations Dr. Mary Kay Bachour!
WGSI is very pleased to announce that Dr. Mary Kay Bachour has been offered a position of Senior Research Specialist at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) to pursue […]
It is with tremendous pleasure WGSI shares the exciting news that Robyn Maynard, doctoral candidate in WGSI who is currently writing her dissertation, will be starting a tenure-stream position at […]
Fashion continues to trade in the white lie that it is inherently a non-racial practice and a business. M Neelika Jayawardane Associate Professor of English at the State University of […]
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Congratulations Dr. Grey
Congratulations to Cornel Grey, who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on Black Synesthetics: On Queer Feeling, Real Contact and Black Flesh. Cornel was supervised by Professor Rinaldo Walcott, with Professors Chris […]
Lee Maracle, the celebrated writer, is being remembered by the University of Toronto as an inspirational instructor, adviser, activist and mentor to students – and as someone whose pen helped […]
Visiting Lectureship in Human Rights
Register here for Policing Black Lives 5 Years Later Policing Black Lives 5 Years Later: On the limitations of reform, and the expansive terrain of liberation. In this talk, Maynard […]
PAPER TRAILS: AARZOO SINGH
Continuing our August deep dive into the history of forced displacement in the British Empire, MBC interviewed Dr Aarzoo Singh, who recently completed her PhD at the Women & Gender […]