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"All current and future drug legalization efforts should have equity at their heart" The high road to justice: #UTM sociologist Akwasi Owusu-Bempah writes about the legacy of cannabis legalization ➡️ bit.ly/3vIceWv Via University of Toronto Magazine

Announcing a new #CallForProposals from CrimSL's Research Cluster for the Study of Racism & Inequality! Up to $4K will be awarded to support research concerned with how systemic racism & forms of structural inequality shape our work. Apply by March 1! uoft.me/ac3

Practical strategies for de-centering eurocentrism as the ‘normative discourse’ within the context of university curriculum and pedagogical practices | Centre for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies crimsl.utoronto.ca/events/practic… WWW.crimsl.utoronto.ca Centre for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies

Today marks 5 years that Boeing violently took Pius Adesanmi from us. They forced him into early “ancestralhood”. We miss him but remain grateful for the memories we created with him. Rest on amazing soul and brother!

Amara! Amara!! Amara!!! you are doing well!

The General! Women's General! Congratulations! Happy birthday!!!

Congratulations! Super proud of you Chioma! More wins coming!

Pleased to report that I passed my defence and am officially done my PhD!

I wonder whether Ben Rhodes agrees with Hans Kundnani re: Kundnani's transfer of the "blob" concept to Berlin. Or would a blobatorium be more useful? Either way, read Kundnani's lapidary essay in the latest Ideas Letter (always free to subscribe)! theideasletter.substack.com/p/the-berlin-b…

The school-to-prison pipeline: criminalizing Black students here and abroad | Centre for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies crimsl.utoronto.ca/events/school-… via WWW.crimsl.utoronto.ca

1 in 4 women will suffer violence in their lifetime. They often will not speak about it; when a fraction of them do, they do not receive the justice they deserve. Our advocacy will ALWAYS be to duty bearers (the government and our justice system) to prosecute VAWG cases to

When women take up GBV issues, it triggers a lot of backlash

Profound statement: “are we even alive”. Govt needs to realise that people read and hear about the excess spending on cars or renovations and most of why people are angry is because it seems only the people are bearing the brunt of inflation.

The average Nigerian does not want to be personally accountable which is why we avoid holding anyone accountable. Watch full episode of APATT with News Central youtu.be/m6X7mVtMs5Q

“When we start modeling accountability towards each other, it will be a step towards building the collective power required to hold government accountable.” Open Society’s Ayisha Osori @naijavote examines the failures in keeping leaders, particularly in Nigeria, to account on

Do you know? CSOs Atlas, is a platform designed by the #NigeriaSCALE project with the support of #usaid to enhance the visibility of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and serve as a knowledge hub for #CSOs like yours. Get registered now!

Shoutout to 'Wumi Asubiaro-Dada! From day one of my PhD application, 'Wumi has been a great support system every step of the way—guiding me on which schools to consider, advising on what to include in my research proposal, answering my endless questions, and so much more.

Congratulations to Dr. Wumi Asubiaro Dada 'Wumi Asubiaro-Dada who successfully defended her doctoral thesis “Mai Kariya (Female Protectors): The Evolving Role of Women in Conflict in Kaduna State, Nigeria," on September 27, 2024! uoft.me/aVz Supv: Kamari Clarke Kamari Maxine Clarke

Congratulations, Dr. Wumi Asubiaro Dada! | Centre for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies shar.es/ag6pmz via WWW.crimsl.utoronto.ca

Stay strong and secured, educate yourself about online gender based violence. #KnowTheFacts #StaySafeOnline