Often overlooked by politicians, the media and members of the public, poverty is a profoundly important health issue. In the third edition of “Poverty in Canada: Implications for Health and Quality of Life,” York Professor Dennis Raphael relates poverty to its health effects on individuals, communities and society as a whole.
Following the news in of devastation wrought by Cyclone Amphan in her hometown of Kolkata, India, international student Bhabna Banerjee began a GoFundMe campaign to help her community and local food vendors recover.
Aparna Mishra Tarc, an associate professor at York University, was featured in a Global News story on Aug. 27. Read full story. The pandemic has slowed human consumption of Earth’s resources – for now York University instructor Eric Miller appeared in a CBC story on Aug. 27. Read full story. COVID-19 testing at Shoppers Drug […]
When the pandemic closed businesses in Jakarta, third-year international student Ishan Gambhir joined friends and family to distribute food packages and masks to underprivileged families.
Professor Janet Walker of Osgoode Hall Law School has been selected to receive the title of Distinguished Research Professor, an honour given to active members of the academy in recognition of their scholarly achievements in research.
York University’s Entrepreneurial Leadership and Learning Alliance program for women business owners (ELLA) has received top-up funding from the Government of Canada to establish a new program to help female business owners who are facing barriers to expansion.
After a successful pilot test, an international award-winning capstone course will begin its second year at York University. The Cross-Campus Capstone Classroom mobilizes York’s strengths by bringing students from different faculties together into teams focused on solving pressing, real-world challenges.
Known as Earth Overshoot Day, Saturday Aug. 22 marked the day when humans have used as much from the Earth as the planet can renew in a year. A York University team led by Eric Miller produces the data that informs this calculation.
A free, open access journal is seeking submissions on anti-racism activism, scholarship, policy and praxis in relation to youth inclusion and integration into all aspects of society. The journal is led by York University Professor Nazilla Khanlou.
Researchers at York University have been awarded funding for their projects through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Insight Development Grants program. Funding is provided to individuals or teams for projects of up to two years.