News & Stories: Research Impact

Mona El Samaty was named the 2022 winner of the OISE Leithwood Award for Outstanding Thesis of the Year for her dissertation.

LSF is pleased to be hosting Katharine Hayhoe at this year's Dr. David V.J. Bell Memorial Lecture. Katharine, a Climate Scientist, discussed her latest book.

Professors Chloe Hamza, Elizabeth Buckner and Eve Tuck are among 20 new and renewed appointments for Canada Research Chairs (CRC) at the University of Toronto.

They are public speakers, volunteers and advocates. For four of them, they call OISE their primary community.

Guide d'initiation aux approches plurilingues : Pour une école de langue française équitable et inclusive en Ontario
Marie-Paule Lory et Manon Valois

Défis et richesses des classes multilingues. Construire des ponts entre les cultures.

OISE prof. Fikile Nxumalo is working hard to ensure that climate change education is in Ontario elementary schools, particularly in Black communities.

Professors Emis Akbari and Kerry McQuaig argue that decent work for this workforce must be the foundation of Canada’s early learning plan.

QS World University Rankings has placed OISE as the 4th best educational institution in the world.

Ontario announced that it signed the Canada Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement, which promises to bring parent fees down to an average of $10 a day.

Dr. Kang Lee has been named one of this year’s laureates of the President’s Impact Award.

Laidlaw Forum: Emerging Ideas in Child Study and Education, a new peer-reviewed journal.