Faculty

Want vibrant cities? Save gay bars, writes Prof. Amin Ghaziani in Maclean’s

To protect queer nightlife spaces, we need to treat them more like museums and heritage buildings, rather than entertainment venues.

She has received two awards and multiple honourable mentions for three of her articles from American Sociological Association.

The study examines whether civil rights appeals are effective for diagnosing social problems and building support for government intervention.

The panel was comprised of editors from top generalist sociology journals, covering a wide range of topics.

The Vanier Institute brief reviews the current regulations for key employment rights to routine caregiving responsibilities.

The Infrastructure and Integration Lab, run by Prof. Sean Lauer, released a new evidence brief on their recent scoping review.

The study explores how time-related expectations and experiences shaped participants’ perceptions of (in)efficiency with online dating.

Survey results find many want to have it both ways, supporting Canada’s climate goals and continued development of oil sands and pipelines.

‘It doesn’t get measured and counted’: Prof. Nelson explains how HR can narrow gender pay gap by rethinking mentoring, feedback, promotions.

The insights gleaned from her team’s analysis of Toronto Public Health data illustrate the importance of ethnoracial data.