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BRN Brilliance Season 2 – premiering on Jan. 21 – puts research, teaching and collaboration in focus 💡 buff.ly/DSvYCo7 #UofT #BlackResearchNetwork
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#UofT researcher Elisa Privitera recognized with Courageous Scientists Award for Environmental and Climate Justice 🌱 uoft.me/c8i
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Matthew Molinaro is the most recent recipient of the @UofTEnglish Professor Linda Munk Graduate Futures Scholarship. Molinaro’s studies explore the literatures and histories of the African diaspora, Caribbean and Americas.
Read more: bit.ly/4sRU3H0
WGS273H1: Gender and Environmental (In)justice course instructor Dr. Elisa Privitera is one of the recipients of the Courageous Scientists Award for Environmental and Climate Justice. Congratulations Elisa!
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Save the date! The BRN Research Symposium is set for March 27, 2026 📚
The event brings together multidisciplinary @UofT
researchers to highlight the transformative impact of Black research excellence on the future.
Registration opens in January: brn.utoronto.ca
Please join the WGSI in congratulating Ryan Persadie who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation – “Sounding Qoolie Diasporas: Indo-Afro-Caribbean Relationalities, Chamkay Feminisms, and the Queer Politics of Fête in Toronto and New York City”
Congratulations Ryan!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Laura Helton's research seminar two weeks ago. It was a full house, and we were thrilled to welcome Dr. Helton, who was introduced by WGSI collaborative student Matthew Molinaro and WGSI faculty member Dr. Shauna Sweeney.
Join Dr. Wafaa Hasan and the students of WGS369: Studies in Postcolonialism for a showcase of their creative projects.
No RSVP required!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the relaunch of Robyn Maynard's Policing Black Lives.
We also wanted to take this opportunity to congratulate Robyn on receiving one of three Governor General’s Gold Medals. Read more on our website: wgsi.utoronto.ca/about/news
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Applications are open for the BRN IGNITE Grant 5.0!
The grant provides $5K - $15K to support interdisciplinary research through professional development, research dissemination and other research-related expenses.
Deadline: Jan. 12, 2026 💡 buff.ly/Q4qhPiv #UofT
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We're excited to announce the launch of a new Student Advisory Committee! The SAC will work towards strengthening student engagement and ensuring that the office’s programs and services reflect the diverse needs and experiences of students 💖
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The WGSI's Community Knowledge Alliance Call for Applications has an extended deadline!
Please email proposals to [email protected] by December 1, 2025. Visit the link in our bio for the full posting!
A warm thank you to everyone who joined us last week for our Research Seminar with Dr. Gina Starblanket: Indigenous and Decolonial Feminism in Practice.
Stay tuned for future seminar announcements on our website, social media and newsletter, the WGSI Dispatch!
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Three #UofT doctoral alumni receive Governor General’s Gold Medals 🏅 uoft.me/bWM
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Join us on Oct 10 for “Queen of Flowers and Pearls: Telling History through Stories”, an anti-colonial storytelling of resistance, memory, and resilience set in Ethiopia, under fascist Italian occupation with author, Gabriella Ghermandi. Register here: uoft.me/queenofflowersandpea…

ALT Photo of Gabriella Ghermandi performing. Blue background with white text that reads "Narrative Performance. Queen of Flowers and Pearls: Telling History through Stories by AfroItalian writer, singer, and performer Gabriella Ghermandi. Friday, October 10th. 100 St. Joseph St., Father Madden Hall. 6:00 - 7:30pm. Register: uoft.me/queenofflowersandpearls"







































