Jessica Fields – The Conversation

For some queer people, time at home has meant time away from communities and friends that recognize and support their gender and sexual identities. (Zackary Drucker/The Gender Spectrum Collection)

June 27, 2021

Queer people’s experiences during the pandemic include new possibilities and connections

Jessica Fields, University of Toronto; James K Gibb, University of Toronto, and Sarah A. Williams, University of Toronto

Pandemic experiences for queer people were marked not only by loneliness but new possibilities and connections that will shape their lives when the world reopens.

Health is a complex issue that requires an interdisciplinary approach to study and teach. (Shutterstock)

August 23, 2020

‘How to live in a pandemic’ is the type of university class we need during COVID‑19

Andrea Charise, University of Toronto; Ghazal Fazli, University of Toronto; Jessica Fields, University of Toronto; Laura Bisaillon, University of Toronto, and Nicholas D. Spence, University of Toronto

The pandemic has revealed the complexity of new and ongoing health crises. Post-secondary institutions need to respond to this complexity with an interdisciplinary approach to teaching health issues.

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