OISE TOGETHER
EVENT NOTICE
At OISE and the University of Toronto, we’ve prepared for a different 2020-2021 academic year. Expect the same commitment to inclusive learning environments, transformative research and a safe, healthy community.
To help keep our students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends safe during COVID-19, OISE is postponing all events that cannot be hosted remotely. Learn more by visiting OISE's guide to the academic year.
Below, we will continue to showcase many upcoming virtual events and free webinars.
Events
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Thursday, June 24 - 5:30 - 6:30 PM
Episode 3: From My Mother's Back: A Journey From Kenya to Canada by Njoki Wane
Writers' Roost Series
OISE brings you Episode 3 of Writers' Roost! Alum Jeff Myers will speak with renowned scholar Njoki Wane about her breathtaking memoir, "From My Mother's Back: A Journey From Kenya to Canada." Register now.
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Saturday, June 26 - 9:15 - 10:15 AM
Incoming Master's Student Meeting (9:15-10:15 a.m. EST)
We are offering a Saturday session for incoming students who could not make it to the Friday June 4th meeting. These meetings are similar to the ones held on Friday June 4th and open to all incoming students.
Please contact us for the zoom link:
Graduate Liaison Officer: Sezen Atacan - sezen.atacan@utoronto.ca
Communications and Recruitment Assistant: Kitty Reid - jade.reid@utoronto.ca
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Saturday, June 26 - 10:30 - 11:30 AM
Incoming Doctoral Student Meeting (10:30-11:30 a.m. EST)
We are offering a Saturday session for incoming students who could not make it to the Friday June 4th meeting. These meetings are similar to the ones held on Friday June 4th and open to all incoming students.
Please contact us for the zoom link:
Graduate Liaison Officer: Sezen Atacan - sezen.atacan@utoronto.ca
Communications and Recruitment Assistant: Kitty Reid - jade.reid@utoronto.ca
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Monday, July 12 - 1:00 - 3:30 PM
Changing the Climate in K-12 Education: How Educators & Students can Address the Climate Crisis
Education can help to address the climate crisis in powerful ways with learners of all ages. This half-day webinar introduces K-12 educators to the basics of Climate Change Education (CCE) and how it manifests in classrooms. Dr. Ellen Field shares the results of a national Canadian study into CCE to begin, and the TDSB EcoSchools Team provides an introduction to its new Climate Action Guide. Ontario educators present the impressive work in CCE they are doing in elementary and secondary classrooms, and youth activists will remind us why this work is critical. Join us for this inspiring and informative online learning event!
Please register.
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