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News | Tuesday, February 21, 2023
As a high school student in Brampton, Ont., Bettina Oghinan (Year 3 MechE) was drawn to mathematics and physics. She wanted...
Events | Thursday, March 09, 2023
Please join the CDTS in collaboration with the BRN as we welcome Dianne Stewart for a lecture engagement, reception, and...
News | Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Professor Philip Asare (ISTEP, EngSci) has been appointed to the role of Dean’s Advisor on Black Inclusivity at U of T Engineering. Asare has...
News | Monday, February 6, 2023
When most people think of Sesame Street they envision cherished childhood memories of singalongs and fun with Big Bird and Cookie Monster....
Are you an undergraduate, graduate or PhD student at U of T? Apply to join Reach Alliance as a Reach...
Network | Researcher Profile
Notisha Massaquoi is an assistant professor in the department of health and society at U of T Scarborough, with a...
Network | Project
Resistance against the land grab
The chapter follows the lives of Garifuna Defensoras, women who serve as land and community defenders on the north coast...
- Researcher: Sharlene Mollett
- Project Type: Chapter
Network | Project
Hemispheric, Relational, and Intersectional Political Ecologies of Race: Centering Land-Body Entanglements in the Americas
This paper draws on themes of race and coloniality in political ecology and social historical contexts in Latin America to...
- Researcher: Sharlene Mollett
- Project Type: Journal Article
Network | Researcher Profile
Sharlene Mollett is an associate professor in the department of human geography at U of T Scarborough. As a feminist political ecologist and cultural geographer, Mollett studies the relationship between land and culture, and how gender and race shape access to natural resources. Her research areas include land and natural resource conflicts, development geography and property rights.
News | Wednesday, March 30, 2022
As a feminist political ecologist and cultural geographer, Sharlene Mollett studies the relationship between land and culture, and how gender...
