Past events

Join Professor Vidya Shah, an OISE alum, and Professor Beyhan Farhadi as they examine the politics underlying conceptions of student safety, well-being, and care. This online teach-in and moderated panel, presented by Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education, will help you re-think student safety and care.

Count Me In brings teachers together to enhance your skills and confidence in math! Sign up today and you will be invited to four virtual workshops and school-based volunteer opportunities. This Department of Mathematics-led initiative may be of special interest to our Master of Teaching alumni.

Explore mindfulness practice and develop a deeper understanding about mindfulness teaching and education.

Lunch & Learn session on Designing an OGS Proposal: Tips and Strategies led by Dr. Hayley Brooks, Assistant Professor in Social Justice Education.

Help recognize OISE's excellent teachers for their many contributions to the Institute and its mission. Nominations for the faculty awards are currently open! Make your nomination by January 30.

The OISE community is invited for the first session of our 2026 Colloquium Series. Together we will explore the intersections of queer theory, feminisms, migration, incarceration, and education, while collectively creating space to share, imagine, and express visions of transnational solidarity. Register now!

First Nations House and the University of Toronto invite alumni and current students for this special networking event! Learn about alumni services, career services and connect with students (past and present) to talk about life after graduation. Light refreshments will be served. This is a free event.

This workshop will introduce you to the OISE Course Outline Explorer, a powerful tool designed to help you digitize and streamline your course outlines. You'll learn how to navigate the platform, import existing course information, and use the built-in features to ensure your outlines are accessible and easy to manage for both you and your students. This session will cover the practical steps needed to transition from static documents to dynamic, searchable digital outlines, saving you time and improving organization.

Join us for a film screening and critical conversation with APHD scholars (Deone Curling and Carla Grey) focused on systemic racism and BIPOC mental health.

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