Francisca Omorodion

Francisca Omorodion is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Windsor, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Her work focuses on systemic racism, employment equity, and public health interventions in marginalized communities. She collaborates closely with African, Caribbean, and Black community organizations to address critical social issues.

Her research initiatives include:

• A study on racism experienced by Black women in Windsor-Essex (2024)
• Programs targeting unemployment among Black men in the region (2021)
• Community-led campaigns to reduce vaccine hesitancy in African populations (2021)

Dr. Omorodion emphasizes participatory research methods, ensuring marginalized voices guide academic and policy outcomes. Her 2003 publication on PTSD and policy demonstrates a longstanding commitment to translating research into actionable solutions.

Her work bridges academia and community action, addressing structural inequities through interdisciplinary approaches. Current projects aim to sustain these collaborations while expanding policy impact.