Faculty of Education - Western University

Western Education congratulates Professor Immaculate Namukasa on her reappointment as Associate Dean, Graduate Education, for a second five-year term.

Namukasa joined Western’s Faculty of Education in 2004. She is a professor of mathematics education, curriculum and pedagogy. From 2017 to 2021, she served as a distinguished teaching fellow with Western’s Centre for Teaching and Learning and has contributed to more than 20 university and education committees, task forces and advisory boards.

Immaculate Namukasa renewed as Associate Dean, Graduate Education Immaculate Namukasa’s second term as Associate Dean, Graduate Education began on July 1, 2026.

Inspired by her mother Winnifred Tew’s, BA'71, commitment to supporting children and families as a nurse turned child protection social worker, Katherine Tew Darras, BA(Hons)’91 (King’s), has made a generous donation to the Mary J. Wright Child and Youth Development Clinic as a memorial gift.

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Workplace harassment and violence continue to impact workers across Canada, with those holding marginalized identities experiencing disproportionately higher rates of harm.

Earlier this year, CREVAWC released Is Work Safer? The Second National Survey on Harassment and Violence at Work in Canada, a landmark report led by our Respect at Work Lead, Dr. Adriana Berlingieri.

The findings reveal that harassment and violence remain persistent workplace issues and highlight the urgent need for safer, more equitable, and more inclusive work environments. We are pleased to see this important research featured by Western News, helping to amplify the experiences of workers and advance conversations about prevention and change.

At CREVAWC, we remain committed to producing research that informs action and supports efforts to prevent gender-based violence in all spaces—including workplaces.

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