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Sociology associate professor, Tope Oriola, assigned as special adviser for Alberta's Police Act review

February 24, 2021

Over a six-month term, Temitope Oriola (Arts) will provide independent advice to the Alberta government as it weighs policy options raised in ongoing stakeholder discussions that began in the fall. “As a professor of criminology and person of colour, my goal is a more harmonious relationship between the police and all communities, particularly minority communities,” Oriola says.
Dr. Temitope Oriola on Universities and the George Floyd Moment

February 18, 2021

The murder of George Floyd on the streets of Minneapolis on May 25, 2020 has also spurred challenges to historical injustices (as well as their ostensible sites and symbols) and social inequalities.
Patience, time and anger in Year One of covid: temporality is messed up and so are we: A Podcast with Prof. Amy Kaler

February 12, 2021

A conversation with sociologist Amy Kaler about how pandemic time makes us irritable, impatient, and angry.
Want to Understand Sociology? Think Seasons

February 09, 2021

A few years ago, Carleton University Sociology Instructor Tonya Davidson was teaching a course on the sociology of popular culture and happened to have a class on October 31.
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