The Sociology Research Forum hosts Dr. Michela Musto for a presentation titled, “The Worst Years of Your Life? Unpacking Educators’ Gendered and Racialized Assumptions About Middle Schoolers’ Behaviour.”
Stephen Vaisey is Professor of Sociology and Political Science at Duke University. The main goal of his research is to understand moral and political differences—what they are, where they come from, and the effects they have on the world.
What can research on LGBTQ+ populations contribute to the studies of belonging? Focusing on the role of ‘place’ Professor Amin Ghaziani investigates belonging in LGBTQ+ communities.
We examine how living in minority neighborhoods affects the ease of access to conventional banks vs. to alternative financial institutions, such as check cashers and payday lenders, which some have called predatory. Results suggest that race is strikingly more important than class: even after numerous conditions are accounted for, the AFI is more often closer than the bank in well-off minority neighborhoods than in poor white ones.
With circulating variants of concern (VOCs), we are seeing the number of cases in Canada significantly increase. Vaccinations remain the best way to prevent COVID-19 and protect us. Anyone is welcome to attend this event, to have your questions and concerns answered. Prof. Kimberly Huyser speaks at this event hosted by the CoVaRR-Net and the UBC Vaccine Literacy Club.
Prof. Dr. Sylvia Fuller will speak at UBC Alumni Dialogues events “What is the cost of care?”, discussing the complex reality of care work, the intersectional pressures faced by caregivers, and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
UBC Sociology’s Distinguished Speaker Series hosts University of Alberta Professor Debra Davidson for a talk titled, “Feeling the climate: Tracing emotional pathways to climate (in)action.”
The Sociology Research Forum and the Indigeneity, Equity, and Diversity Committee hosts a screening and discussion of the film Colonization Road.
UBC Sociology’s Distinguished Speaker Series hosts Dr. Hannah Wohl for her talk titled, “What is Creativity? How Contemporary Artists Judge their Work.”