Salsabel Almanssori will receive an award from the Canadian Association for the Studies of Women and Education for her research on sexual violence prevention in initial teacher education.
Professor Betty Jo Barrett will lead the fall 2022 Walls to Bridges course “Tough Chicks.”
Applications are now open for the fall 2022 Walls to Bridges course “Tough Chicks: Representations of Women’s Strength and Anger in Popular Culture and Society.”
This will be the fifth Walls to Bridges course offered by Women’s and Gender Studies in the School of Social Work at South West Detention Centre. The classes are taught in jails, prison, and community correctional settings, bringing together students who have been incarcerated with those enrolled in university programs.
In his book “Queer and Trans Madness,” professor Merrick Pilling provides the first comprehensive application of Mad Studies to LGBTQ experiences of mental distress.
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.
A prize package of posters by artist Robert Small and a copy of the Inspirational Women Trivia Game awaits the winner of a quiz contest celebrating International Women's Day.
Take our quiz on women’s history for a chance to win a prize package.
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.
Davey Francis Cole is one of two featured presenters during an online Trans Day of Remembrance event Nov. 18.
A free online event Thursday, Nov. 18, will mark the Nov. 20 Trans Day of Remembrance.
Nicholas Hrynyk examines gay ableist culture in an article published recently in Disability Studies Quarterly.
Nicholas Hrynyk examines gay ableist culture in an article published recently in Disability Studies Quarterly.
UWindsor instructor Urvashi Soni-Sinha contributed to the winner of the “best book” prize from the Canadian Association of Work and Labour Studies.
UWindsor instructor Urvashi Soni-Sinha contributed to the winner of the “best book” prize from the Canadian Association of Work and Labour Studies.
Deslyn Tracey won the 2021 Women’s and Gender Studies Paper Prize.
Women’s and Gender Studies announced winners of its 2021 awards last week.
