Social Justice Education, OISE, University of Toronto
252 Bloor Street West M5S 1V6 Toronto, ON, Canada

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"I was excited to see that Hart House is producing such an interesting series and giving a platform to academics & artists exploring these concepts." (via Life at U of T) #UofT #BlackHistoryMonth

ATTN. University of Toronto grad students! Check out Leadership for Grads, a series of workshops to help grads apply leadership theories to their everyday lives.... Strengthen your organization and collaboration skills so you can run effective research groups, lead committee meetings and facilitate classroom environments. Sign up today for one or more March workshops. #UofT #uoftstudentlife #uoftgradlife

Must-reads of 2021: This roundup of 25 books by Black Canadian authors to read this year includes works by OISE alumni Sandy Hudson and Syrus Marcus Ware, and professors Njoki Wane and Rinaldo Walcott. https://www.cbc.ca//25-books-by-black-canadian-authors-to-

Make new friends, learn leadership skills, and have conversations on how we want to build LGBTQ2S+ communities at U of T and beyond! Our campuses, cities and co...mmunities thrive when LGBTQ2S+ students are supported in developing their leadership skills. Since 2009, the Lead with Pride (LWP) conference series has provided over a thousand students opportunities to gain skills to make a positive impact on U of T and beyond, to move our communities towards a more inclusive present and future for all of us. Though we are apart during COVID times, it is still important for us to connect with one another to meaningfully explore issues that impact our communities and to build our capacity to face these challenges together. The 2021 Lead with Pride Conference Series will be held virtually between February 24 March 11, 2021. All interested U of T students are welcome to register for free to be a part of the 2021 Lead with Pride Learning Community! Find more info: https://sgdo.utoronto.ca//lead-with-pride-lgbtq-student-l/ Check out conference program: https://sgdo.utoronto.ca//2021-LWP-Conference-Series-Learn

SJE Statement of Solidarity Against Anti-Black Racism and State Violence The events of the past week have been heartbreaking, painful and upsetting to all of us at the Department of Social Justice Education, and we especially hold space for Black students, faculty and staff in our department. While many in Canada and the United States may think that anti-Blackness is unique to the United States, scholars in our department understand that state violence against Black people i...Continue reading

Interested in a degree in Social Justice Education? Join the OISE virtual Open House on Saturday, October 17. Learn about our Master (MA, MEd) and Doctoral (EdD, PhD, flex-time PhD) programs. Register here: https://www.oise.utoronto.ca//Futur/Admissions_Events.html

Quoi de neuf ? Dans cet épisode du podcast du CREFO, Emmanuelle Le Pichon, directrice du CREFO, rencontre la professeure Monica Heller, professeure titulaire au... département de Social Justice Education, OISE, University of Toronto et de Anthropology, University of Toronto, pour discuter de #francophonies, d'inégalités sociales et de parcours de vie. #CREFO See more

The 12th International Researching Work & Learning Conference is taking place at U of T in 2021! RWL12 will bring leading researchers together to explore contri...butions to theory, policy and practice revolving around working, learning and social change. See how your work can make a contribution and make a proposal! https://www.oise.utoronto.ca/rwl12-toronto/ See more

Hart House's Living Well: A Conversation on Decolonizing and Reclaiming Wellness will be taking place today at 4pm. The conversation panel includes SJE Professor Njoki Wane and will be moderated by SJE alumni Ezi Odozor. https://harthouse.ca/events/living-well

The Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies in Conversation on Dismantling Anti-Black Racism in Schooling and Education: Fighting the Global Racial and Health Pandemics is happening tomorrow at 6pm! Register through zoom.

The Indigenous Education Network has released a statement in solidarity with the Six Nations Land Defenders at 1492 Land Back Lane, supporting their reclamation... efforts and condemning recent arrests. We join our colleagues at the Yellowhead Institute at Ryerson University in condemning the arrests and calling on the Attorney-General of Ontario to drop all charges against Courtney Skye and others arrested in relation to land defense on September 2nd. We amplify their calls for the Province of Ontario to develop policy prohibiting the use of injunctions on Indigenous people in cases of disputes over land use, and for the Federal Government to engage with the volumes of evidence on criminal justice reform and Land Back. To read our full statement please visit: https://www.oise.utoronto.ca//IEN_Statement_of_Solidarity_

U of T's 14th annual Queer Orientation Week will be virtual from Monday, September 21 to Saturday, September 26, 2020! Check it out on U of T Sexual & Gender Diversity Office's Facebook or https://sgdo.utoronto.ca/programs/queer-orientation/

Reminder: There are many mental health resources available to you at the University of Toronto, wherever you are. For more information, please visit http://stud...entlife.utoronto.ca/feeling-distressed For 24/7/365 support: U of T My SSP (multiple languages): 1-844-451-9700 or download the app: http://studentlife.utoronto.ca/hwc/myssp Good 2 Talk: 1-866-925-5454 #UofT

Dr. Njoki Wane welcomes OISE SJE students, We come from diverse programs and different ways of knowing. You have to be ready to listen to others to have meaningful conversations. We are a unique department, from our scholarship to faculty. We are rapturing the status quo @oiseuoft @uoft

Join educator, recording artist and SJE PhD student Marcus Singleton in a short hiphop education session for tomorrow's #OISEStayAtHomeClub!

#ScholarStrikeCanada: Today, tune in for teach-ins with profs. Eve Tuck, Rinaldo Walcott and Rosalind Hampton who will discuss issues around state-sanctioned, s...ystemic violence in society today and its impact on Black, Indigenous and racialized people. The full schedule: https://scholarstrikecanada.ca/schedule/ See more

The digital teach-ins of the Scholar Strike have begun this morning. Members of the SJE communityincluding our alumni, students and facultywill be leading and moderating the programming today and tomorrow. https://scholarstrikecanada.ca

Members of the SJE community will be supporting and participating in the Scholar Strike against anti-Black police violence, anti-Indigenous and colonial violence, taking place in the U.S. and Canada, from September 9-10. The Scholar Strike will be hosting public digital teach-in's, and has provided ways to engage, along with resources. https://scholarstrikecanada.ca

SJE doctoral student Elizabeth Charles will be on tomorrow's #OISEStayAtHomeClub. Tune in tomorrow at 11am!