We are pleased to announce an exciting leadership opportunity at CQ within the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto. CQ is seeking a senior scholar to serve as the next Director, guiding our vibrant community of critical qualitative health researchers. The successful candidate will lead innovative research initiatives, mentor scholars, […]
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RECORDING: September 23 – CQ Seminar by Dr. Karima Joy
On Monday, September 23 from 12-1:30 PM, Dr. Karima Joy, winner of the 2023-24 Joan Eakin Award for Methodological Excellence in a Qualitative Doctoral Dissertation, presented CQ’s latest online seminar. Watch the recording here. Title: Reckoning with the body in research: A reflexive account of negotiating and integrating insider-researcher-practitioner identities in a critical qualitative health […]
Fall 2024 Course Timetable
The course timetable for CQ’s Fall 2024 shared curriculum is now available! Please refer to your departmental registrar for course enrolment and drop dates. Students interested in taking courses outside their home department can view enrolment instructions here. The full curriculum, including potential student pathways through the curriculum, can be viewed here. Note: NUR1025 is open only […]
DLSPH Announces Dr. Sarah Elton as Inaugural Eakin Chair
CQ is very pleased to share that Dr. Sarah Elton has been named the inaugural Eakin Chair in Critical Qualitative Health Research Methodology. Dr. Elton joins CQ and the Division of Social and Behavioural Health Sciences at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health (DLSPH) as an Assistant Professor and Chair. Dr. Elton’s new role […]
2023-2024 CQ Dissertation Award
We are pleased to announce that the winner of the 2023-24 Joan Eakin Award for Methodological Excellence in a Qualitative Doctoral Dissertation this year is Dr. Karima Joy for her thesis titled, “Honouring Grief Experiences in Life, Death, and the Workplace: A Critical Analysis of Bereavement Accommodation for Workers in Precarious Employment in Canada”. The […]
CQ Workshop: More-Than-Human Methodologies
The multispecies or more-than-human turn asks the researcher to widen the research lens and include things and beings that often have been excluded by Euro-Western social sciences and humanities. But as Bell et al. (2018) wrote in Area, the “‘how’ of more-than-human research is not straightforward and is often not described in detail, or is […]
