COVID-19 Archives - Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change Wed, 13 May 2026 12:57:53 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 Subversive performances of quarantine: Organizing across differences at the conjuncture of protest and the pandemic /euc/research-project/subversive-performances-of-quarantine-organizing-across-differences-at-the-conjuncture-of-protest-and-the-pandemic/ Sun, 16 Jul 2023 07:16:00 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-project&p=6132 Principal Investigator: Jinthana Haritaworn Funding: SSHRC Insight Grant. Term: 2021-2026. The project examines the contributions that multiple marginalized communities are making to help their societies survive and recover from the pandemic. It proposes that those who have experienced and, often, led intersecting movements for justice are in an ideal position to innovate critiques and responses […]

The post Subversive performances of quarantine: Organizing across differences at the conjuncture of protest and the pandemic appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
How COVID-19 lockdown measures — and their outcomes — varied in cities around the world /euc/research-spotlight/how-covid-19-lockdown-measures-and-their-outcomes-varied-in-cities-around-the-world/ Tue, 16 Aug 2022 18:30:00 +0000 https://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=20013 by Roger Keil, Philip Harrison and Xuefei Ren During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese cities have repeatedly imposed lockdowns following their central government’s stubborn pursuit of Zero-COVID. But lockdowns weren’t limited to authoritarian regimes such as China. Many democracies also imposed some form of lockdowns to curb the virus transmission. How effective were they? Was it worth […]

The post How COVID-19 lockdown measures — and their outcomes — varied in cities around the world appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
The home and adolescent girls' sexual wellbeing during COVID-19 /euc/research-spotlight/the-home-and-adolescent-girls-sexual-wellbeing-during-covid-19/ Tue, 28 Sep 2021 16:07:08 +0000 https://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=9960 How does the home impact adolescent girls’ sexual wellbeing? What kinds of norms about sex and sexuality exist in the home? How has the quality of sexual relationships and wellbeing changed by being home more often due to COVID-19 stay-at-home orders? These are the questions that CGS-M recipient, Leah Coppella, is exploring in her MA […]

The post The home and adolescent girls' sexual wellbeing during COVID-19 appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
When HIV and COVID-19 pandemics collide in Black communities in Canada /euc/research-spotlight/when-hiv-and-covid-19-pandemics-collide-in-black-communities-in-canada/ Tue, 28 Sep 2021 17:23:57 +0000 https://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=9963 Since 2007, Maureen Owino has been an active organizer and advocate for immigrants, refugees, women, and youth with HIV/AIDS in Toronto. She has been an active volunteer in many organizations including board membership of the Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP), Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN), HIV Legal Clinic of Ontario (HALCO) and a […]

The post When HIV and COVID-19 pandemics collide in Black communities in Canada appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
Examining intersections of youth, pedagogy, sexuality, and technology /euc/research-spotlight/examining-intersections-of-youth-pedagogy-sexuality-and-technology/ Fri, 23 Jul 2021 15:38:56 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=6218 How can sex, relationships, and health education pedagogies meaningfully address the role new media plays in young people’s relational lives? How can these pedagogies also take an intersectional and holistic lens to young people’s seemingly individual experiences of sex, gender, relationality, and violence? These are the research questions that have guided Dr. Alanna Goldstein’s work […]

The post Examining intersections of youth, pedagogy, sexuality, and technology appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
Everyday Life in the Pandemic City /euc/research-spotlight/everyday-life-in-the-pandemic-city/ Fri, 23 Jul 2021 15:27:00 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=6234 How is the Covid-19 pandemic impacting the everyday lives of the urban poor along gendered and racial lines? As part of her latest research, Nasya Razavi, Post-doctoral Visitor at the City Institute at 91ɫ, is examining how women are navigating the changing dimensions of production and social reproduction in the “pandemic city.”  The Covid-19 […]

The post Everyday Life in the Pandemic City appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
Transnational Perspectives on COVID-19’s Impact on Youth Sexuality, Risk and Relationships /euc/research-project/transnational-perspectives-on-covid-19s-impact-on-youth-sexuality-risk-and-relationships/ Fri, 16 Jul 2021 03:07:12 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-project&p=6147 Principal Investigator: Sarah Flicker. Funding: SSHRC New Frontiers Research Fund. Term: 2021-2023. The project brings together an international and interdisciplinary team of scholars with expertise in participatory methods, sexuality, and global health research. The project’s multi-method, multidisciplinary, and multi-site research will examine how COVID-19 is redefining risk and re-forming youth sexuality in Australia, Canada, and […]

The post Transnational Perspectives on COVID-19’s Impact on Youth Sexuality, Risk and Relationships appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
Migrant worker segregation doesn’t work: COVID-19 lessons from Southeast Asia /euc/research-spotlight/migrant-worker-segregation-doesnt-work-covid-19-lessons-from-southeast-asia/ Mon, 10 May 2021 17:35:00 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=5605 by Peter Vandergeest, Melissa Marschke, and Peter Duker Many public health researchers have looked to the Asia-Pacific region, including countries like Thailand, for lessons on successful pandemic management. These countries have demonstrated how it is possible to minimize community spread and thus also reduce the need for lockdowns. However, recent COVID-19 outbreaks in Thailand and nearby countries also offer warnings […]

The post Migrant worker segregation doesn’t work: COVID-19 lessons from Southeast Asia appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
The Collective Cost of Anti-Black Racism: COVID-19 and the Boomerang Effect /euc/research-spotlight/the-collective-cost-of-anti-black-racism-covid-19-and-the-boomerang-effect/ Tue, 09 Feb 2021 01:45:08 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=3622 by Joseph Mensah Abstract: Blacks are the primary scapegoats for the maladies of the world. This might sound melodramatic to those who are privileged enough to steer clear of this reality. The piece does not offer a definitive answer to the tripartite riddle of why Blacks are dying more than the rest, why they are […]

The post The Collective Cost of Anti-Black Racism: COVID-19 and the Boomerang Effect appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>
Mining push continues despite water crisis in Neskantaga First Nation and Ontario's Ring of Fire /euc/research-spotlight/mining-push-continues-despite-water-crisis-in-neskantaga-first-nation-and-ontarios-ring-of-fire/ Mon, 25 Jan 2021 03:42:00 +0000 http://euc.yorku.ca/?post_type=research-spotlight&p=3388 By Dayna Nadine Scott, Deborah Cowen, and David Peerla The infrastructure crises that have plagued Neskantaga First Nation for decades have reached a terrifying breaking point. On Oct. 21, the northern Anishinaabe community’s ailing water systems once again failed completely, and this time in the context of the global coronavirus pandemic. With no running water flowing […]

The post Mining push continues despite water crisis in Neskantaga First Nation and Ontario's Ring of Fire appeared first on Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change.

]]>