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Dr. Daniella Bendo of King’s Childhood and Youth Studies applied her knowledge of children’s rights and advocacy as lead on an initiative and report calling for the development of a Children’s Commissioner in Canada.

Nicole Yawney ’21 was recently awarded the Children’s Miracle Network Canadian Impact Award for her efforts as the Indigenous Youth Wellness Consultant for Children’s Hospital at London Health Sciences Centre.

King’s History students travelled to Belgium and France as Juno Beach Centre Fellows where they engaged with contested historical memorials and battlefields in an experiential learning trip.

King’s, Huron and Brescia University Colleges are launching mandatory gender-based sexual violence prevention training for all student leaders and incoming first-year students.

Dr. David Malloy, King’s President, has been awarded two research grants totalling $247,000 from the Government of Alberta to continue his research focus on moral injury among first responders.

As part of CityStudio’s HUBBUB on April 21, King’s Psychology students will be displaying research on three different projects, each designed to make London more liveable, sustainable and joyful.

Dr. Thomas Tieku, Associate Professor of Political Science, received a Teaching Excellence Award from the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance. He was nominated by his students for his dedication that has been called “life changing” for many individuals.

The King’s Job Shadow program offers students the opportunity to see what their future career might look like and gain experience to complement the skills they have learned in class.