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The 2025 CLD 6th Annual Conference provides opportunities for community from different locations and disciplines to come together, engage in critical dialogue, identify actions of resistance to challenge injustices, imagine new kinds of research, and educational praxis.

Take a break and meet us on the dance floor! Join our very own CAO, Helen Huang, as she leads participants through some simple, easy-to-follow line dance moves. During this half hour break, take some time to socialize with your colleagues and release some energy through some movement and guaranteed laughter.

This year's EcoSchools conference will explore how learning about school’s energy use, renewable technologies, and energy justice can inform Climate Change Education to confront complex challenges with purpose and hope. TDSB educators and OISE graduate students are welcome to register for free.

Hosted by Dr. Andrew B Campbell, this event features Dr. Ann E Lopez, Dr. Natasha Burford, Dr. John P Castillo and Dr. Tanitiã Munroe discussing a variety of topics related to understanding and advancing Black education.

Starting Oct. 14, learn Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) and support language revitalization! These courses are open to everyone – both Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants who wish to learn to uplift language revitalization. Presented by Natural Curiosity.