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A fireside chat session with prospective and current Master of Education students discussing the day-to-day life of an international grad student at OISE.

This symposium seeks to bring together diverse perspectives and interpretations of Frantz Fanon's writing and theory. Multidisciplinary forms of Fanonian thought will be addressed, including theories of race, gender, and other forms of sociocultural identities; as well as decolonization and contemporary liberation.

Join us for an exciting afternoon, followed by a reception and a play reading of “A Wretched Mourning”, a play about the story of Josie and Frantz Fanon (hosted by the UofT, Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies (CDTPS) at Luella Massey Studio Theatre. Written by Dr. Roy Moodley. Director/ Dramaturgist, Dr. Jill Carter.

The call for abstracts is now closed.

Learn about structural racism and income-related health inequities in the Ontario government and its public health units' response to COVID-19.

Do you know an OISE student who's making a difference at U of T? Alumni, staff or faculty can nominate our exemplary student leaders for a UTSLA by November 17.

Topic: Illuminating intersections: navigating healthism and healing while supporting clients with eating and body image issues