IN THE NEWS: Taylor Swift superfans, Canada Post’s strike history and rude classroom behaviour
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the legacy of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, the ongoing Canada Post strike and ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Department of Sociology
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Social Sciences grad breaking barriers for women abroad
Ornella Marinic (BA ’08) has covered a lot of ground in her efforts to improve the lives of young people. The ... Full story -
EDI Changemaker recognized for dedication to gender and sexual violence advocacy
Fourth-year sociology student Alia Cave understands how difficult it is to know where to turn after being impacted by gender ... Full story -
Sacred Eagle Staff to lead Convocation procession
When Gitchi Nanakwad (Danier Andy) was asked to be the Eagle Staff carrier for Brock’s 115th Convocation celebrations, his ... Full story -
New anthology centres voices of Hong Kong’s migrant domestic workers
A Brock researcher is helping amplify the voices of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong expressing their lived experiences through ... Full story -
Thesis defences — April 1 to April 5
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place between Monday, April 1 and Friday, April 5. Master of Science in ... Full story -
Horizon scholarship recipient aims to be a global scholar doing local good
NOTE: This is one in a series of articles on Brock’s 2023-24 Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship recipients. Read other ... Full story -
Students explore migration themes through international collaboration
While learning about human migration, Brock Sociology and Critical Criminology students recently participated in a collaborative project that saw them ... Full story -
Research highlights challenges faced by young Black mothers
A collaborative Brock University research project is amplifying the voices of young Black mothers in Canada and recommending changes to ... Full story -
Brock awarded NFRF funding for research on youth and social media, and biases in health care
Renata Dividino and her colleagues are concerned about how social media algorithmic bias is shaping young people’s engagements with ... Full story
