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This seminar discusses the impacts of climate change-related risks from early development through to youth populations - along with promising directions for response.

Back for it's fifth year, we are thrilled to host a number of exciting events the week of May 5-8, 2025 to celebrate Mental Health Week! Presented by the department of Applied Psychology and Human Development (APHD), we invite you to join us for one or all of the events listed below.

The Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development is proud to celebrate Black History Month with a special event honouring Frantz Fanon—psychiatrist, philosopher, and revolutionary activist.

This symposium seeks to bring together diverse perspectives and interpretations of Frantz Fanon's writing and theory. Multidisciplinary forms of Fanonian thought will be addressed, including theories of race, gender, and other forms of sociocultural identities; as well as decolonization and contemporary liberation.

Join us for an exciting afternoon, followed by a reception and a play reading of “A Wretched Mourning”, a play about the story of Josie and Frantz Fanon (hosted by the UofT, Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies (CDTPS) at Luella Massey Studio Theatre. Written by Dr. Roy Moodley. Director/ Dramaturgist, Dr. Jill Carter.

The call for abstracts is now closed.

Topic: Illuminating intersections: navigating healthism and healing while supporting clients with eating and body image issues