'Cultures & Differences in Education': A Series
The CMCE and the Comparative, International & Development Education Centre presented a series of monthly conversations, during the 2021-22 academic year, with faculty members, students and community members whose research, work and activisms address sexual violence and its prevention on our campuses.
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'Cultures & Differences in Education': A Series
The CMCE and the Comparative, International & Development Education Centre presented a series of monthly conversations, during the 2021-22 academic year, with faculty members, students and community members whose research, work and activisms address sexual violence and its prevention on our campuses.
Click Here to Watch
Read the Working Paper stemming from the special Symposium on the Ontario K12 Media Literacy Curriculum, held December 13-14, 2019 at OISE. It reflects the alliance of educators, scholars and activists who call for action supporting a re-invigorated, interdisciplinary and evidence-based renewal of the Ontario K-12 media literacy curriculum that could bring us fully into the 21st century. We call for a globalized and internationally minded media and digital literacy teaching and learning dedicated to social and environmental justice in Canada and around the world.
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Welcome to the CMCE!

The Centre for Media, Culture and Education supports interdisciplinary research and teaching agendas that advance ideals of social equity and justice. The CMCE promotes visionary and innovative media and cultural productions positioning us to imagine a different and better world. 

The Centre reaches out both locally and internationally, seeking connections, networks, relations and exchanges that enhance media, cultural and digital literacies and education.

Video Art created by Alysha Bulman

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Recent Publications by CMCE & OISE Scholars

Read Dr. Megan Boler & Elizabeth Davis’ new book published by Routledge entitled: ‘Affective Politics of Digital Media: Propaganda by Other Means’

https://www.routledge.com/Affective-Politics-of-Digital-Media-Propaganda-by-Other-Means/Boler-Davis/p/book/9780367510657

Read Dr. Miglena S. Todorova’s (Director of the CMCE) book published by the University Toronto Press entitled ‘Unequal Under Socialism: Race, Women, & Transnationalism in Bulgaria‘. 

Book Details

Read a research note by two CMCE Board Members, Emily Moorhouse and Hayley Brooks, on a critical media literacy pedagogical approach to sexual violence prevention published by the Journal of Media Literacy Education. See below!

https://doi.org/10.23860/JMLE-2020-12-1-7

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Art & Media Archives
See a collection of art & media resources: African/Black Diaspora, Central Asia, International, Media and Broadcasting
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Art, Media & Digital Literacy Resources
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