This roundtable discussion panel brings together established and emerging scholars to discuss menstruation politics, policy making, and activism at the local, provincial, and national levels, from a Canadian perspective. Participants … Read more Northern Blood: The Politics of Menstruation in Canada
This session on visual sociology and methodologies for social change emerged from support for new scholars from the study “Networks for Change and Well-being: Girl-led ‘From the Ground Up’ Policymaking … Read more Participatory visual methodologies for a more comprehensive approach towards engaging young people in policy dialogue and social change
Dr. Jean-Philippe Beauregard, Dr. Gabriel Arteau, et Dr. Renaud Drolet-Brassard
This session highlights the voices and experiences of established Black sociologists in Canada. Our objective is to have panellists present their ongoing research and to reflect on embodiment, ideas, presentations, … Read more Reflections on Embodied Research in Sociology
The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred critical and much needed attention to childcare services as well as to wider sets of social policies that address and respond to people’s paid work … Read more Reimagining Childcare, Parental Leave, and Employment Policies for Diverse Canadian Families