Congratulations to #FIFSW Sessional Lecturer and Assistant Professor, Status Only Laura Tamblyn Watts on being named a AgeTech Insight Fellow by the Centre for Aging Brain Health Innovation powered by @Baycrest!
Truly honoured to be named one of CABHI’s inaugural AgeTech Insights Fellows.
As demand for expert-reviewed products and policies that support aging and brain health grows, CABHI’s AgeTech Insights is responding by generating actionable insights to address emerging issues at national and international levels.
Looking forward to working with CABHI, powered by Baycrest, and an impressive (!!!) group of Fellows to advance AgeTech and transform the future of aging. Want to know more about CABHI’s AgeTech Insights? Check out the below:
Fellows: cabhi.com/en/news/agetech-in… .
linkedin.com/company/cabhi/p…@cabhi_innovates@CanAgeSeniors#agetech#gerotech#aging#futureofaging@UofT_FIFSW@QueensAlumni
The Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work is thrilled to announce that Indigenous scholar Professor Michael Yellow Bird will be joining FIFSW as the inaugural Lee Wu Kee Ming Chair in Indigenous Social Work starting July 1, 2027: socialwork.utoronto.ca/news/…
Keith Adamson, Associate Professor, Teaching Stream at FIFSW was invited to help develop a new Specialized Curricular Guide on Service User Involvement in Social Work Education being created by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE): lnkd.in/gbbuntKa
ALT Image of Keith Adamson. Text reads: Codesigning innovative and excellent learning experiences. Keith Adamson is helping bring new voices to the development and delivery of social work education.
Developed by people with lived experience of psychosis, social workers and faculty & staff at #FIFSW, this educational video was created to introduce #SocialWork students to critical knowledge & skills for supporting service users affected by #psychosis.
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Ipsos data shows that Canadians are leading in LGBTQ2 support amid global declines (though there are gender divides among Gen Z Canadians). #FIFSW Professors Carmen Logie and Shelley Craig provide expert insight: globalnews.ca/news/11249732/…
Congratulation to #FIFSW Professor Amanda Grenier on joining the Lancet Commission on Frailty. Frailty is the foremost geriatric syndrome in older adults, and Grenier provides the Commission with a vital social work voice!
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June 11 ➡️ Join United Nations University's online SCIENCE TALK on Climate Change, Extreme Weather Events, and Sexual Health, feat. Case Studies From Uganda and Kenya, with #FIFSW Prof. Carmen Logie:
unu.edu/inweh/event/science-…
ALT Poster for Science Talks: Climate Change, Extreme Weather Events, and Sexual Health, with Professor Carmen Logie. Open to the public.
Prof. Peter A. Newman's research on LGBTIQ inclusion in Asia is growing. Supported by @SDGsUofT, FIFSW PhD student David Puvan will spend the summer conducting interviews in Singapore and collaborating with Newman's team in Thailand. Read more: socialwork.utoronto.ca/news/…
ALT photo composite of Prof. Peter Newman and PhD student David Puvan. Text reads: Global research: Expanding research on LGBTIQ inclusion across Asia
Congratulations to Laura Tamblyn Watts, CEO of CanAge — plus #FIFSW Sessional Lecturer and Assistant Professor (status only) — on this well-deserved award!
The Janis Rotman Roundtable on Food Insecurity brought together an interdisciplinary group of food insecurity experts to discuss solutions to this growing societal problem and the role that #socialworkers can play in addressing it: socialwork.utoronto.ca/janis…#UofT#FIFSW#SocialWork
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Janis Rotman Roundtable on Food Insecurity
Visit uoft.me/FoodInsecurity to read:
-our discussion summary
-Q&As with social work researchers
-participant bios
Plus: view a list of resources and advocacy tools from participating scholars and organizations.
Social workers are uniquely positioned to address stress, depression & anxiety related to pain. A new study by #FIFSW researchers assesses the benefits of student participation in an interprofessional pain symposium to help prepare them for practice: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Learn how digital storytelling is being used to engage global communities in public health research & outreach. Join Prof. @carmenlogie for "A Shared Dream: Using Digital Storytelling in East Africa to Support Public Health", May 5 at 3:00pm: socialwork.utoronto.ca/event…#UofT#FIFSW
ALT Photo: two men wearing headphones and editing a video on a laptop. Text reads: A Shared Dream: Using digital storytelling in East Africa to Support Public Health. Monday, May 5, 3:00 to 4:00pm. FIFSW, 246 Bloor Street West. Learn more and register at uoft.me/SharedDream
“The faculty’s research covers a wide variety of topics & the impact on the community is impressive,” says Joan Aaron. “When I found out U of T matches many donations, it clinched my decision.”
Learn how you can support FIFSW here: engage.utoronto.ca/site/SPag…... #UofTGivingDay
This Social Work Week, we’re highlighting the invaluable work of #FIFSW field instructors.
Thank you for the vital roles you play in preparing students to be ethical and effective social workers who will take on essential roles in our communities: socialwork.utoronto.ca/news/…
Returning for year 2, this event is co-organized by social work students in FIFSW Art Action, Muslim Social Work Student Association, and FIFSW4Palestine. This year’s theme is Global Solidarity Against Genocide.
The Co-Created podcast talks to #FIFSW Prof. @carmenlogie about her extensive work across East Africa and Canada, where storytelling is not just a tool but a movement that brings marginalized communities to the forefront.
Listen here: shows.acast.com/co-created/e…#SocialWork#UofT
Congrats to #FIFSW Prof. Carmen Logie on becoming a Fellow of the SDG Scholars Academy @UofT! The SDGs Scholars Academy fosters transdisciplinary research and mobilizes knowledge to advance the @UN's Sustainable Development Goals & inform global goals for the future. #SocialWork