The Network for Economic and Social Trends (NEST) in the Faculty of Social Science invites interested parties to attend a Preview Day on January 21 to learn more about the MA in Research for Policy and Evaluation program.
Register via Eventbrite: MA in Research for Policy and Evaluation Preview Day
Conference theme: Promoting resiliency and equity to address gender-based violence through community-led solutions and partnerships
June 21-23, 2022
Durham Convention Centre
Durham, North Carolina, USA
Registration: Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International
This workshop introduces participants to the complexities of migration and explores some of the social factors that shape the settlement process for newcomer and immigrant communities such as language, income disparity, housing, loss of status, and discrimination among others. It will encourage participants to move away from a single narrative of migration and see the great diversity that characterizes the experiences of newcomers and immigrants in Canada.
Register via Eventbrite: Understanding Migration
According to these data, there were 1,202 federally appointed judges in Canada as of October 1, 2021. Of these judges, approximately 43.8% were women. This percentage varies across the country. Across the territories, at least 50% of federally appointed judges were women whereas in the rest of the country, less than 50% of federally appointed judges were women. Notably, courts in Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island had the lowest percentage of women at 35.7% and 40.0%, respectively.
Attention graduate students and postdoctoral fellows:
Submissions are open for our 2021-2022 Volume 13 on Climate Change & Health: Nutrition, Pollution, & Psychological Considerations… We are seeking work from Canadian graduate students and postdoctoral fellows that explore the intersection between human health and climate change.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: February 14th, 2022
More details: 2021-2022 Volume 13 Call for Submissions
