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Julie Godin
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School of Social Work
Graduate studies

Celebrating Excellence: Julie Godin, Recipient of the 2024 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship

We are thrilled to congratulate Julie Godin on being awarded the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship. This distinguished honor recognizes Julie's exceptional academic achievements, research potential, and leadership skills. Her dedication and hard work have not only earned her this esteemed scholarship but have also significantly contributed to the academic community at the Faculty...
We are thrilled to congratulate Julie Godin on being awarded the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship. This distinguished honor recognizes Julie's exceptional academic achievements, research potential, and leadership skills. Her dedication and hard work have not only earned her this e...

August 12, 2024
Professor Cyndy Wylde
Publications
Professors
Indigenous
Indigenous rights
Human rights

A vibrant call from a committed woman: Professor Cyndy Wylde publishes "Émergence insoumise".

The Faculty of Social Sciences celebrates the publication of Professor Cyndy Wylde's first essay, entitled Émergence insoumise : Réflexions sur la persistance du racisme systémique envers les femmes autochtones. The book is a powerful testament to the author's deep commitment to Aboriginal women.Originally from the Pikogan community in Abitibi-Témiscam...
The Faculty of Social Sciences celebrates the publication of Professor Cyndy Wylde's first essay, entitled Émergence insoumise : Réflexions sur la persistance du racisme systémique envers les femmes autochtones. The book is a powerful testament to the au...

June 24, 2024
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Social Work
Awards and recognition
Professors
Publications

Dahlia Namian wins the Prix des Libraires du Québec 2024, essay category

Dahlia Namian, professor at the School of Social Work , won the 2024 Quebec Booksellers Prize for her essay La Société de provocation: essay sur l'obscenité des riches.
Dahlia Namian, professor at the School of Social Work , won the 2024 Quebec Booksellers Prize for her essay La Société de provocation: essay sur l'obscenité des riches.

June 19, 2024
Valentina Martinez Ariza
Students
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Alumni
Convocation

Celebrating Valentina Martinez Ariza: A Stellar Achievement

Valentina Martinez Ariza, originally from Colombia, stands proudly among her peers as one of three class presidents. With an unwavering dedication to her studies, she graduates with a major in psychology and a minor in social work. Her academic journey, marked by perseverance and excellence, is a testament to her unwavering commitment to personal and professional growth.
Valentina Martinez Ariza, originally from Colombia, stands proudly among her peers as one of three class presidents. With an unwavering dedication to her studies, she graduates with a major in psychology and a minor in social work. Her academic journey, marked by perseverance and excellence, is a te...

May 6, 2024
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Scholarships
Graduate students
Students

Advance Towards Success with Faculty of Social Sciences Scholarships

Your ambition and determination deserve recognition and support. That's why we are thrilled to inform you that the application period for the Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) scholarships for the current academic year is now open!
Your ambition and determination deserve recognition and support. That's why we are thrilled to inform you that the application period for the Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS) scholarships for the current academic year is now open!

February 15, 2024
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Research affiliations and partnerships
Society
Canada

Unveiling the Complex Tapestry of Immigration Discourse: A Comparative Study Between Canada and Italy

This SSHRC funded collaborative research, led by Lilian Negura, Professor at the School of Social Work at the University of Ottawa and Annamaria de Rosa from the University Sapienza of Rome, examines the intricate immigration discourse in Canada and Italy.
This SSHRC funded collaborative research, led by Lilian Negura, Professor at the School of Social Work at the University of Ottawa and Annamaria de Rosa from the University Sapienza of Rome, examines the intricate immigration discourse in Canada and Italy.

January 25, 2024
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Indigenous rights

Truth and Reconciliation Week

In the spirit of reparation, listening and reciprocity, the Kinistòtàdimin Circle (KC) and the School of Social Work (SSW) of the University of Ottawa (UO) - located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Omàmiwinini Algonquin Nation - have been committed since 2018 to the implementation of initiatives promoting the decolonization of the social work profession.
In the spirit of reparation, listening and reciprocity, the Kinistòtàdimin Circle (KC) and the School of Social Work (SSW) of the University of Ottawa (UO) - located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Omàmiwinini Algonquin Nation - have been committed since 2018 to the implementation of...

September 19, 2023
Couverture du livre Migration et classement social
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Society

Professor Stéphanie Garneau receives the CSA-SCS Global Sociology Book Award

As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) presents the World Sociology Book Prize to Professor Stéphanie Garneau, of the University of Ottawa, for the publication of her book « Migration et classement social. Enquête auprès de migrants marocains au Québec ».
As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) presents the World Sociology Book Prize to Professor Stéphanie Garneau, of the University of Ottawa, for the publication of her book « Migration et classement social. Enquête auprès de migrants marocains au Québec ».

June 14, 2023
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Indigenous
Arts

The School of Social Work celebrates the inauguration of Anishinaabeg artwork

On October 3rd, 2022, the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences, and the School of Social Work celebrated the inauguration of Anishinaabeg artwork, Kinistòtàdimin, which was created by three Anishinaabeg artists from Rapid Lake/Barrier Lake: Grace Ratt, Tina Nottaway, and Shannon Chief. The artwork reflects the artists’ Anishinaabe culture, the decolonization work undertaken by the Sch...
On October 3rd, 2022, the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences, and the School of Social Work celebrated the inauguration of Anishinaabeg artwork, Kinistòtàdimin, which was created by three Anishinaabeg artists from Rapid Lake/Barrier Lake: Grace Ratt, Tina Nottaway, and Shannon Chief. ...

October 19, 2022