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Global activist — now a U of T PhD student — uses AI to combat sexual violence

January 29, 2025

Nigerian activist Bukky Shonibare is hoping the University of Toronto can help her bring an international fight for justice into the age of artificial intelligence.

Xin Yi Lim in a black gown with figure skates over her shoulder

‘It’s like I have 11 channels in my brain’: Xin Yi Lim shares what it’s like to be a hyperpolyglot

July 18, 2024

There may be more than one person in Toronto who excels as a figure skater, graphic designer, martial artist, mixologist and university teaching assistant.

But if so, there’s only one who — on top of all that — speaks 11 languages.

From panacea to propaganda: Wars, Diaspora & Music takes a look at music in times of war

December 05, 2023

In the 1990s, Simon Bikindi, an ethnic Hutu, was Rwanda’s most popular musician: at one point, a United Nations official dubbed him the “Rwandan Michael Jackson.” A sometime wedding singer, Bikindi’s lyrics often told of love stories and his country’s beautiful landscape.

‘Early Warning, Early Response’ program empowers Nigerians to defend their communities

November 28, 2023

Many of the Fulani of northern Nigeria are nomadic herders who have been driven from their traditional grazing lands by environmental degradation, forcing them to encroach on farmlands — and into violent clashes with farmers.

Developing project explores how technologies drive — and challenge — the search for missing people

January 25, 2023

A developing project from Kamari Maxine Clarke, a Distinguished Professor of Transnational Justice and Sociolegal Studies at the Faculty of Arts & Science's Centre for Criminology & Socioleg

Philip Schwarz holding a camera outside of Sagrada Família - one of Gaudí&#039;s most famous works in Barcelona

Alumnus learns, engages with fellow students and finds himself in Arts & Science

June 09, 2022

Arts & Science alumnus Philip Schwarz came to U of T in hopes of better understanding his own identity — including his place in the LGBTQ2S+ community — and learned to appreciate the unique perspectives people bring to the world.

Meet the faculty fellows and graduate research assistants at the Queer and Trans Research Lab

February 15, 2022

From evangelism to Black consciousness to a Marxist analysis of labour, and from Brazil to South Africa to China to the Caribbean, the faculty members and graduate students at the University of Toronto’s new Queer and Trans Research Lab (QTRL) are bringing a uniquely t

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