Here's the link to the radio interview woth @omerongun_ and Paul Champ about CU Sociology & Anthropology PhD student Cihan Erdal, arbitrarily detained in #Turkey for over 100 days. @freecihanerdal

Hi everyone! SASA is here to present our series on youth homelessness to promote our panel event “Displaced at Home: Unpacking Ottawa's Housing & Homelessness Emergency". This is part one, an introduction to the issue of youth homelessness. Please retweet and share!

PSA! Here are the details for SASA’s upcoming panel discussion, ‘Displaced at Home: Unpacking Ottawa’s Homelessness & Housing Emergency’, this Friday, Jan 29th. Our panelists will include Cherilyn McKenney, Jacqueline Kennelly, Kaite (@ATEH_OTT) & Katie Sanders from Operation Come Home (1/3)

Happy Monday People😃😊 COMMENT BELOW ⬇️ What are some of your running late go to words?

Sociology PhD candidate Warren Clarke and @ACMPOttawa are hosting an important workshop on mental health, substance abuse, and addiction tomorrow (Jan. 27) @ 7PM. Details: weareacmp.com/events/substan…

We're proud to support "Si Loin Si Proche / So Far So Close" on Jan 28, ft. several speakers from Carleton University including President & Vice-Chancellor of Carleton University, French Profs Chantal Dion & Émilie Urbain, David Dean, @mycufilm's Aboubakar Sanogo, and pianist & @carleton_music grad Anthony Kubelka

Whether you have a pet you want to show off or love to look at other people’s, this is the space for you. Join Professor Flynn from the The Department Podcast in his undergrad tails series to chat pets & sociology! Friday from 3-4pm & every Friday following! Dm us your questions 🐕‍🦺🐈🦜🐇

Do you have any pets? Like animals? Find human-animal interactions fascinating? Join our Zoom hangout, "Undergraduate Tails," tomorrow (Friday) at 3PM to chat about pandemic pets and our relationships with them. Details: carleton.ca/socanth/cu-eve…

Congratulations to CU Sociology & Anthropology Instructor Dr. @davidson_tonya, whose co-edited book Seasonal Sociology is a Subject Category Winner (Single and Multivolume Reference, & Textbooks in the Social Sciences) for the 2021 PROSE Awards: publishers.org/news/associati…

🐈Yes! It’s finally Friday! 🐈‍⬛What’s on Friday? 🐈The houmins sit us in front of the camera. 🐩I’m a good dog. 🦚Clearly this call is all about me. 🦔Ready, just did my hair. 🐇Is it Friday? What did I miss! 🐩I’m a good dog. ... 🐈See, it’s a lot of fun! 🐈‍⬛I get it now. I’m in!

New chapter out with Mathieu Charbonneau on the contradictory roles of the insurance industry in contributing to, promoting, and profiting from global heating, even as it provides coverage and mobilizes efforts against the same climate risks it is helping create.

In today’s #BookNookTuesday we feature this beautiful piece of work from the late Maya Angelou. (Last picture features one of my favourite passages from the book.) What book are you diving into today? Tag us!

Good morning everyone! If you didn’t know, every Friday, Professors Billy Flynn and Phil Premeau host ‘Undergraduate Tails’! An event where you can bring your pets, talk about your pets, or just met other people’s pets! Every Friday from 3 pm-4 pm via Zoom 🐶🐱🐹🐰🐍🐔🐸

A great pop song is compelling. But what's happening in our brain that makes it so enjoyable? For Meet Your Professors, Prof. Jim Davies from Carleton University's Cognitive Science discusses various systems in our brain & how they respond to patterns in art & more. Jim Davies

Professor Alexis Shotwell recently interviewed with Carleton's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences to discuss writing, public health, and the politics of purity. Read on: carleton.ca/fass/2021/02/w…

With winter break coming to an end, what better way to unwind than to video chat with some animals? Join Dr. Flynn & Phillip Primeau from The Department Podcast today @ 3PM to chat about pandemic pets and our relationships with them. bit.ly/2NJjdIF

Today is the final "Undergraduate Tails" event and features a special guest. Drop in and join the The Department Podcast's William Flynn and Phil Primeau today between 3-4PM over Zoom.🐐Details: carleton.ca/socanth/cu-eve…

A wonderful interview with my great colleague Dr Fish Philosopher Todd 🐟 🌱 (an archive) who thoughtfully discusses the importance of Indigenous science for addressing climate change on CBC radio’s Science program