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It is becoming increasingly important for researchers to clearly communicate their research to a broader audience, such as the public, the press, and funding organizations. This workshop will help graduate students communicate complex and specialized findings in a general manner.

Please join us for an evening of meaningful connections, engaging conversations, and wonderful networking opportunities.

The University of Toronto will join communities across Canada to honour the lives of the 14 women killed at Montreal’s École Polytechnique in 1989. Take part in-person or online for this annual memorial and reflection.

Wake Up Toronto is an inclusive mindfulness group that practices in the tradition of Engaged Mindfulness, founded by internationally recognized scholar, peace activist and Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. This session is geared toward young adults.

Access to higher education is often shaped by meritocratic assumptions, leading to significant consequences for marginalized groups. To help redefine university access as a right, OISE Professor Maíra Tavares Mendes will present qualitative data on marginalized students' experiences at Brazilian public universities.