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On June 9, the Centre for Black Studies in Education (CBSE) at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education (OISE) officially launches.

The inaugural Community College Leadership Symposium took place in the OISE LIbrary on June 1st, 2023

Professor Jennifer Wemigwans has been appointed the Director of Indigenous Digital Practice at the Critical Digital Humanities Initiative (CDHI), University of Toronto.  

Currently, Dr. Alexander teaches a course called “Pedagogies of Abolition” that is drawn from their research.

OISE hosted a peer-led career event for Ph.D. candidates and students in research stream programs exploring what comes after completing a research degree.

Dr. Sachdeva, who successfully defended her doctoral dissertation, placed second at the 2023 Three-Minute Thesis competition (3MT) this past spring.

OISE is bringing together senior policy leaders and Ontario’s college leadership for the first OISE Community College Symposium on June 1.

Cassie J. Brownell, Ph.D., was named a 2023 Early Career Awardee by the Early Education and Child Development Special Interest Group (SIG).

U of T welcomes Indigenous scholars and researchers from around the world for the 14th annual Native American and Indigenous Studies Association conference.

The pre-conference theme is a student-led response to the themes of scholar Dr. Eve Tuck's short essay that asks, "What is your Theory of Change These Days?"

Meet OISE alum Ellen Sue Mesbur who's leading change in social work education, improving student access, and consulting at the Jewish Family and Child Services.

German delegation representing the Ministry and Parliamentary Committee on Education, Youth and Sports visited OISE to discuss Ontario’s education ecosystem.