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Dr. Devon Healey, Assistant Professor of Disability Studies at OISE, University of Toronto, will bring her interdisciplinary work in disability, performance and sensory experience to the stage this October with Newborn Giants, a new ballet developed in collaboration with choreographer Robert Binet.

The work will make its North American premiere from October 22–24, 2026, at the Bluma Appel Theatre in Toronto, as part of Fall for Dance North’s HEAR THE DANCE: Signature Programme 3.

Dr. Devon Healey, Assistant Professor of Disability Studies at OISE, University of Toronto, will bring her interdisciplinary work in disability, performance and sensory experience to the stage this October with Newborn Giants, a new ballet developed in collaboration with choreographer Robert Binet.

The work will make its North American premiere from October 22–24, 2026, at the Bluma Appel Theatre in Toronto, as part of Fall for Dance North’s HEAR THE DANCE: Signature Programme 3.

Join our annual, all-day conference on Climate Change Education! This year's theme is Harvesting Knowledge: Linking Food Justice and Climate Action.

The OISE community is invited to a special screening of "Copper Woman: Afua Cooper, Dub Poet", followed by a conversation with OISE and New College alumna Dr. Afua Cooper, moderated by Patricia Bebia.

This fall, join the Centre for Leadership and Diversity's 7th Annual International Conference to explore the theme of “Disrupting the Taken-For-Granted in Leadership Praxis: Meeting the Moment and Moving Forward”. CLD welcomes scholars, school-based educators, faculty, staff, alumni and graduate students to engage in critical dialogue, networking, and the nurturing spirit of community and critical hope.