The AIJ lab at the University of Toronto marked a significant milestone on January 27, 2024, as it celebrated its 4th anniversary.

Assistant Professor Jia Xue has been awarded the 2023 Ivan Sun Outstanding Young Scholar Research Award by the Association of Chinese Criminology and Criminal Justice (ACCCJ).

The following researchers at U of T and its partner hospitals have received CIHR funding for COVID-19-related projects:

Jia Xue uses machine learning to analyze social media content to get a real-time sense of how people are reacting to the pandemic (photo by David Lee)

From the moment news broke of an unknown, potentially deadly virus, the topic lit up social media channels.......

U of T Assistant Professor Jia Xue, who uses computational approaches to study social justice issues, immediately began mining rich social media data...

The computer in Assistant Professor Jia Xue’s Big Data for Social Justice Lab at the Faculty of Information is set to automatically download one percent of tweets produced daily around the globe...

In this seminar, Jia Xue discusses the current state of domestic violence law in China. In particular, she focuses on how this social issue transfers into a policy agenda...

A new collaborative study led by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania provides the first psychometric measure to assess attitudes about rape in China.

Jia Xue is a fifth-year student in SP2’s Ph.D. program in Social Welfare, along with a dual Master’s degree in Statistics in Wharton.

Jia Xue’s research focuses on intimate violence, dating violence in young adulthood, child abuse and gender-based violence in international and cross-cultural contexts.