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How does AI visibly and invisibly control our emotions and our relations with self and others? This panel explores how AI shapes emotions, identities, belonging, care, and agency, and how educators can develop critical capacities with respect to the affective and relational dimensions of AI.

Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, communicate and access information. What does that mean for how we teach and learn—today and throughout our lives? Join experts from OISE for a timely conversation about how AI and emerging technologies are reshaping education.

Guests will also have the opportunity to tour the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study as it celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Join our annual, all-day conference on Climate Change Education! This year's theme is Harvesting Knowledge: Linking Food Justice and Climate Action.

Who shapes a mentoring relationship when one person brings more experience, but the other has the most at stake in their own growth? Drawing on his book Mentorship, Professor Frankie J. Weinberg shows how mentees can take an active role in their development. This event is only open to U of T students, a valid T Card is required to enter.

The OISE community is invited to a special screening of "Copper Woman: Afua Cooper, Dub Poet", followed by a conversation with OISE and New College alumna Dr. Afua Cooper, moderated by Patricia Bebia.