A student produced a film documenting his experiences fighting Indigenous mascots and the culture of racism surrounding them.
Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology
Sociology professor Glynis George has been awarded a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council to conduct interviews with migrant farm workers and their service providers to find ways to close gaps in services. Photo by Erwan Hesry (Unsplash).
Jul 29th, 2022
Sociology professor Glynis George is examining supports for migrant farm workers in Canada to identify ways to close gaps in service.
Open-licensed digital content informed texts for two new courses developed by Jacqueline Lewis.
Jul 29th, 2022
Open-licensed digital content informed texts for two new courses developed by Jacqueline Lewis.
The House of Commons Standing Committee on the Status of Women took up recommendations from UWindsor researchers in a report addressing partner and family violence.
Jul 22nd, 2022
A House of Commons committee took up recommendations from UWindsor researchers in a report addressing partner and family violence.
UWindsor professor Lisa Porter heads up a research team exploring chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer.
Jun 13th, 2022
The Breast Cancer Society of Canada awarded $25,000 to a local project researching chemotherapy treatments.
UWindsor alumnus Robert Small is a Toronto artist and creator of the annual Legacy Poster which celebrates the achievements of African-Canadians and other prominent Black people around the world.
Feb 3rd, 2022
Artist Robert Small, creator of the annual Legacy Poster, has been named to the Order of Canada.
Photographers Without Borders is offering funds for “revolutionary storytellers.” Photo by Alex King.
Jan 17th, 2022
Photographers Without Borders is offering funds for “revolutionary storytellers.”
Sociology professor Francisca Omorodion is running a research project to combat high unemployment rates for African, Caribbean, and Black men in Windsor and Essex County.
Nov 25th, 2021
A research project aims to combat high unemployment rates for local African, Caribbean, and Black men.
An online session Thursday will offer information on UWindsor master’s programs in sociology and criminology.
Nov 23rd, 2021
An online session Nov. 25 will offer information on UWindsor master’s programs in sociology and criminology.
Sociology professor Francisca Omorodion has partnered with local community groups to use social media and public forums to debunk misconceptions about COVID-19 and combat vaccine hesitancy among Africans in Windsor and Essex County.
Oct 29th, 2021
UWindsor sociology professor Francisca Omorodion aims to debunk misconceptions about COVID-19 and vaccines among Africans in Windsor-Essex.