OISE Prof. Ruth Hayhoe speaks at a symposium that discusses how education is responding to a transforming world.

Comparing global student movements for free higher education in capitalist and neoliberal contexts including Canada, Dr. Miglena Todorova discusses tuition-free colleges and universities in former socialist countries in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.

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.

This panel explores how Critical AI Literacy can centre Indigenous and equity-deserving knowledges while moving educators beyond critique toward refusal, resistance, agency, and action.

Join the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) on October 15th for an engaging evening with Dr. Trudy Sopp, an OISE alumna and author of The Public Sector Leader’s Playbook: Avoiding Missteps in an Unforgiving Arena.