November 11, 2021
We invite PCJ students to join us to learn more about how the Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity support faculty, staff and student communities at the University of Toronto.
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October 28, 2021
We sat down with one of this year’s PCJ Fellows, Aden Dur-e-Aden to learn more about her research of individuals within right-wing groups in Canada, and her journey into this area of research.
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October 19, 2021
Meet PCJ alumna Tea Cimini! Tea graduated from the PCJ program at UofT in 2018 and is now working at the World Bank Group. Learn more about Tea Cimini’s post-graduation journey.
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October 14, 2021
We caught up with PCJ Alum Ray Acheson this summer and learned what they’ve been up to since they graduated. Check out this article to learn more!
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October 14, 2021
Meet Kiara Sankhe! Kiara is a University College student double majoring in PCJ and Political Science, and pursuing a minor in Writing & Rhetoric.
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October 14, 2021
From PCJ to Harvard Law School, Cindy Wu has combined her background in peace, conflict and justice to the real practice of justice. Learn more about Cindy Wu’s journey in the PCJ program and how it has impacted her in her studies since.
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October 14, 2021
Meet PCJ Alumnus Salvator Cusimano! Salvator is currently living in New York and working as a Political Affairs Officer at the United Nations.Learn more about his journey in PCJ and what he’s been up to in the meantime.
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October 13, 2021
Meet Niha Burugapalli! Niha is a Victoria College student double majoring in PCJ and Global Health, and pursuing a minor in Psychology.
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October 7, 2021
Mohamed Dasu is a Woodsworth College student double majoring in PCJ and Sociology, and pursuing a minor in Digital Humanities.
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October 6, 2021
Next up we have Dr. Dylan Clark, who is a Sessional Lecturer at both the Trudeau Centre and Asian Institute. This year, Dr. Clark will be teaching PCJ362: Service Learning Placement, an experiential learning course that allows students to apply their learning from PCJ and contribute to the work of a community organization.
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