Our very own Alexis Fabricius talks about self-defense tailored specifically for people who are blind or living with sight loss. "Stay Safe Out There, A Conversation about Self Defense And Violence Prevention"
https://t.co/V1tr1L7pFg
Open access book Democratizing Risk Governance is now available! Thanks @MonicaGattinger for leading us. Chapter by DSP authors on Public Engagement on Childhood Vaccination. https://t.co/jplMmWgwYv
New @HistHum special issue: Be sure to checkout “Beyond following rules: Teaching research #ethics in the age of the Hoffman Report,” from PFV team member @ElissaRodkey with co-authors Michael Buttrey, and Krista L. Rodkey. #teachpsych https://t.co/Rt8XgGqm9F
Congrats to Amanda Jenkins on a second publication from her PhD thesis: “It was always just a sacrifice I was willing to make”: Understanding Women's use of vaginal cleansing products in spite of adverse health effects
https://t.co/3WQdUljYyv
Earlier this month our very own Mikaela Beijbom successfully defended her MA thesis, "In-Person or Online? A Qualitative Analysis of Parents' Back-to-School Decision-Making During the COVID-19 Pandemic." Congratulations, Mikaela! 🙌🏻🎉
Congratulations to our very own @AlexisFab10 Fabricius for winning the prestigious Sigmund Koch award for best student paper at the @Society_ISTP International Society for Theoretical Psychology conference!!!
Congrats to our fabulous 4th year students, Zahra, Emily & Angela who recently finished their honours thesis projects! (L to R: Zahra, Emily, Angela couldn't make it)
Catch all three of these students presenting their work in the HPP section @ CPA in June
“The Rest of my Childhood was Lost”: Canadian Children and Adolescents’ Experiences Navigating Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Claudia Barned, Alexis Fabricius, Alain Stintzi, David R Mack, Kieran C O’Doherty, 2021 https://t.co/LKEzUba1aT
Don't miss an upcoming talk by DSP lab member, Alexis Fabricius, on menstrual self-tracking apps and re-thinking approaches to digital privacy #PrivacyMatters
Come catch my talk at IEEE-Ethics on Fri, Oct 29 at 9:15am entitled, "Privacy is a feminist issue: Reconsidering data sharing in menstrual self-tracking apps" #femtech#PrivacyMatters#corporateresponsibility
We've been having our lab meetings al fresco of late - so nice to exchange ideas under the sun and surrounded by squirrels🌳☀️L to R: Kieran, Mikaela, Emily, Zahra, Angela, Alexis #dsp
Introducing the Microbes and Social Equity Working Group: Considering the Microbial Components of Social, Environmental, and Health Justice https://t.co/PkhMl1edlI