In his book “Queer and Trans Madness,” professor Merrick Pilling provides the first comprehensive application of Mad Studies to LGBTQ experiences of mental distress.
The Disability Studies Student Association is holding a “Disability Inclusion” webinar Tuesday, April 5.
The Disability Studies Student Association presents the Rock Your Socks Down Syndrome Day Walk on Sunday, March 20.
Stephanie Latty will present “Care as a ‘Text for Living’: Black Feminisms, Violence and Liberation” over Zoom at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
A free public lecture March 15 will explore police violence against Black women and girls in Canada.
Members of the disability community of all ages and artistic experiences are invited to submit creative works to an upcoming exhibition at the Art Gallery of Windsor.
Social work professor Adrian Guta has been named the recipient of the Excellence in Research Award in the social sciences track by the Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research and the Canadian Association for HIV Research.
Stefanie Lyn Kaufman-Mthimkhulu is one of two presenters for the free public event “Non-carceral Approaches to Mental Distress in the Post-secondary Context,” on Zoom on Tuesday, Feb. 15.
Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard will address "Emancipation Day in Canada” on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 5 p.m.
The Master of Social Work for Working Professionals program will now be offered in an online format.
The Master of Social Work for Working Professionals program is kicking off its Fall 2022 admission cycle with an exciting announcement: the program will now be offered in an online format.
Students are still required to attend scheduled virtual classes, but this change means that making the commute to the classroom will no longer be a challenge for those with full-time employment.
Adrian Guta has been inducted as a member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.
Adrian Guta has been inducted as a member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.
