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Soma Chatterjee debuts new book with workshop and two engaging public events

Soma Chatterjee, a professor in the School of Social work, has published a new book that she will be discussing at a series of upcoming events. Her book, Skills to Build the Nation: Immigrant Labour Market and Canadian Nationalism (University of Toronto Press, 2025), explores how ideas of skill and training shaped immigrant integration practices in […]

LA&PS researchers advance community impact with support from SSHRC

Four professors from the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) have been awarded funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), receiving Connection Grants and Partnership Engage Grants. Jake Pyne from the School of Social Work received $23,498 in funding for his project No for now: Building educator capacity to simultaneously […]

School of Social Work research team develops new protocol for online surveying

A research team in the School of Social Work, led by assistant professor聽Kinnon Ross MacKinnon, has developed a new protocol to identify and remove fraudulent responses from web-based surveys. The team noticed suspicious responses while recruiting for a research study on detransition experiences among聽LGBTQ2S+聽people in Canada and the U.S. They started to apply a new […]

Toronto: A city of crossings?

In the fall of 2023, School of Social Work professor Soma Chatterjee embarked on a fascinating journey with the undergraduate students from the course Social Work with Immigrants and Refugees. Exploring the complex landscapes of global migration through readings and other media, the students sought to understand the deeper reasons behind why people move and […]

School of Social Work Celebrates Dual Book Launch

91亚色's School of Social Work is thrilled to announce the release of two exciting new books: "Critical Social Work Praxis" and "Unravelling Research: The Ethics and Politics of Research in the Social Sciences." These publications, crafted by the school's talented scholars, delve into the essential connection between social work theory and practice and the […]

Feature Profile: Shayla S. Dube

Why did you decide to become a social worker? I didn鈥檛 decide to be a social worker, I think the profession chose me. I was raised by my grandmother, who is a community-oriented philanthropic. She raised a lot of kids, including me, and she exudes and embodies all the people-centered social worker values. Throughout my […]

Feature Profile: Blessing Ojembe

Can you spend a few minutes talking about your dissertation topic and research?  My dissertation is called 鈥淎ging, Black, and Lonely: A Narrative Experience of Black Older Adults in Canada鈥. My research helped to fill a gap where Black older adults have not been included in loneliness research within Canada. I focused on their experiences […]