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How is anti-Black racism embedded in urban planning? This 3-part seminar series will equip you with the skills and language needed to identify how anti-Black racism operates and perpetuates harm in communities, respond to racialized practices, and advance social equity and justice in your city. Sign up by June 26.

How can audiovisual media foster meaningful educational engagement? Drawing on the ideas of Paulo Freire and Marshall McLuhan, this hybrid session will highlight connections between critical pedagogy, media ecology, and media education with particular focus on rotoscope animation as a practical educational methodology. Guest presenter: Dr. Vanessa Martins (UEMG/Brazil).

Submit your abstract for the 7th annual international conference led by OISE's Centre for Leadership and Diversity. This year's conference theme is "Disrupting the Taken-For-Granted in Leadership Praxis: Meeting the Moment and Moving Forward". Learn about conference sub-themes & submit your paper or poster presentation early!

This U of T panel discussion featuring Indigenous researchers and thought leaders will look at Indigenous physical activity, sport and wellness in Canada: from Indigenous contributions to physical culture (such as the canoe, kayak, toboggan and lacrosse) to the consumption of sport within the Indian Residential School System, and how this has influenced Canadian culture.

Rescheduled for June 5: This special speaker series features thought-leaders Hoda Gharib, a PhD candidate, and recent grad Dr. Gordon Katic from our department of social justice education as they explore how journalists, artists, and activists find and maintain hope.