People

Ryerson writes

Three Ryersonian authors, three great books to add to your reading list

Making a case for human rights in urban planning

Cheryll Case advocates for affordable housing and inclusive planning

Ena Chadha takes the helm of the Ontario Human Rights Commission

A human rights lawyer for 25 years, Chadha now turns to investigating the root of inequality in systems of power

Experience — and bias — fuel Christian Hui’s HIV policy research

PhD student says his perspective inspires him to make a difference for people living with HIV

Journalism course tackles anti-Black racism, bias in news reporting

Students petitioned for action on systemic racism in media – here’s what Ryerson did

New lawyers for new times

Building a new Faculty of Law that addresses the biggest challenges faced by society is a tall order to begin with. Launching it virtually during a pandemic put its strength to the test

The legacy of 2020 – driving progress on justice and human rights