Title: Governance Feminism: Assessing Feminist Realities and Futures Wednesday, November 27, 2019 – 4:00pm – 6:00pm JHB100A, Jackman Humanities Building, 170 St. George Street My talk will discuss the key […]
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Congratulations to Gwen Benaway for winning the 2019 Governor General’s Literary Award in Poetry! An acclaimed poet and essayist, Benaway is also a PhD candidate in University of Toronto‘s Women and Gender […]
I am Julie-Ann McCausland, a sole parent of an eight (8) year old son and a final-year New College student, who is pursuing a Specialist in Women and Gender Studies […]
Congratulations to Professor Michelle Murphy
Congratulations to Professor Michelle Murphy for the wonderful work on the app developed at the Technoscience Research Unit (TRU), and great story in the Toronto Star. Developed by an Indigenous-led […]
Kehkashan Basu, WGSI Undergraduate Student
Kehkashan Basu, a winner of the Children’s Peace Prize and founder of Green Hope, attended the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Merida, Mexico to conduct a Peace Lab workshop for the youth attending. She travelled to […]
Gwen Benaway has been nominated as one of the finalists for the 2019 Governor General’s Literary Award for poetry. The Governor General’s Literary Awards are one of Canada’s oldest and most […]
WGSI Study Group
The WGSI Study Sessions are open to all WGSI MA and PhD students. These WGSI Study Sessions are meant to be a safe and accessible space for cohort members (at […]
I am a first-year PhD student at the Women & Gender Studies Institute. My main areas of interest are aesthetics, race studies, and feminist philosophy. My current work is on the […]
An autistic man fights against a biotech company touting a cure for autism and falls in love with his neurotypical neighbour in a new play by poet and playwright Faduma Mohamed. […]
Congratulations to Professor Trimble
Professor Trimble’s first book, Undead Ends: Stories of Apocalypse, was published by Rutgers in May. The first launch was held on Friday, September 13 at TYPE books in the Junction […]